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Hblade wrote:This just keeps getting better. the performance is NICE too!

Thanks

Hblade wrote:Now if only you could possibly get it to be in full color and texture probably using something similar to the BMP Loading thing that DST made,

The only texture i see is Game A GoGo's bitmap that was merged into the 3d racing topic of BeeAnt's, it only had the .exe with no code so i have no clue know how to do texture.

Hblade wrote:but heck I wouldn't have the slightest clue how, or how you did this for that matter. I tried reading your code and got super confused haha.

If you let me know which part you're confused about i can explain in detail.

Hblade wrote:Your an amazing programmer, your going to make awesome games in the future

I can't guarantee anything , Tetris is about as advanced as i can do which remains very simple.

@Supersonic: i can't seem to download your file. it just pops up with 4 links to download and then i click on those and i get a page opening but the download doesn't pop-up.
edit: never mind, i see it now!

For now but tin, your passion for programming will lead to a great sucess in programming and game development My passion is in martial arts, so every time someone tries to explain something to me about programing it just goes in 1 ear and out the other, or rather in 1 eye and out the other in this case. I've tried many times to become an advanced programmer but I can't seem to find the patience. The only time I DO find the patience is when I get serious about a project and I need to find out how to do a function. Otherwise, I can't seem to focus enough. My attention span becomes low then. But thank you for offering to explain ^^

tintran wrote:

Hblade wrote:Now if only you could possibly get it to be in full color and texture probably using something similar to the BMP Loading thing that DST made,

The only texture i see is Game A GoGo's bitmap that was merged into the 3d racing topic of BeeAnt's, it only had the .exe with no code so i have no clue know how to do texture.

Unfortunatly, my Mode 7 demo wouldn't work with yours, plus my code isn't exactly perfect since the middle of the camera is on the extreme left

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=9735

here ya go SuperSonic.
chest opening animation.

I'm incredibly impressed at the performance as well. runs perfectly at 60FPS after editing the frame rate.

Tintran, you are an amazing programmer. You earned all of my respect with that last demo. I can only dream of doing things like that. So keep it man and +1

Hey Tintran, you havn't forgotten about this right?

@SuperSonic what do you mean by forgotten about this? i don't think i can add anything more to this screensaver/wireframe viewer.

@Hblade: do you have a link to BMP loading thing by DST that you mentioned?

tintran wrote:@SuperSonic what do you mean by forgotten about this? i don't think i can add anything more to this screensaver/wireframe viewer.

Add the ability to have more than one object

And if that's too easy for you, I have a whole list of other things xD

here is a code I made for loading BMP's a while back, I think it's more versatile than DST's (If I recall it could only load certain sizes?)

This code should have no problem loading 24-bit and 32-bit bitmaps saved with variable sized headers.

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short int BG_BMP[1024][1024][4],BGImgBPP;
int BGImgW,BGImgH;
void ImpBGBmp(char*dir)
{
    int BmpHeader[64], i,j;
    FILE*TBMP=fopen(dir, "r+b");
    for(i=0; i<64; i++)
    {
        BmpHeader[i]=fgetc(TBMP);
    }
    if(BmpHeader[0]==66 && BmpHeader[1]==77)//Checks if this really is a bmp!
    {
        BGImgW=BmpHeader[18]+BmpHeader[19]*256;
        BGImgH=BmpHeader[22]+BmpHeader[23]*256;
        BGImgBPP=BmpHeader[28];
        fseek(TBMP, BmpHeader[10], SEEK_SET);
        for(i=BGImgH-1; i>=0; i--)
        {
            for(j=0; j<BGImgW; j++)
            {
                BG_BMP[j][i][0]=fgetc(TBMP);
                BG_BMP[j][i][1]=fgetc(TBMP);
                BG_BMP[j][i][2]=fgetc(TBMP);
                if(BGImgBPP==32)
                {
                    BG_BMP[j][i][3]=fgetc(TBMP);
                    fseek(TBMP, BGImgW%4, SEEK_CUR);
                }
                else
                {
                    BG_BMP[j][i][3]=255;
                    fseek(TBMP, BGImgW%4, SEEK_CUR);
                }
 
            }
        }
    }
fclose(TBMP);
}

@Supersonic: I was going for a single textured object as a final goal if possible.
@GameAGogo: thanks for the code, i was hoping maybe the loading of the BMP had anything that had to do with texture mapping portion that i could maybe learn from.
i tried doing a shaded model as the next step instead of a wireframe and it's buggy when scale is large, some polygones don't get drawn (I have no clue why this is happening ).
and it's really REALLY slow! (don't try to load something like teapot.obj it'll take forever!)

edit: no more bug.

Dude, that's awsome! But yeah, it is slow. I noticed that the faces in the back are getting rendered. If you change that, it would dramatically increase speed

But +1 for your hard work

thanks,
but i don't know how to decide which ones are at the back and the front, do you?