bitburo just posted a little interview with Dave about Zero Gear.
Here is the full link to the article
On the technical side of things, I decided today was the day to finally get my networking code threaded. Dave is touching up some of our maps and one of them was taking a bit too long to load which caused the client's connection to the server to timeout. This no longer will happen...
The latest version of Boost came out yesterday for you C++ programmers who use it. The Thread library has been improved greatly from pre-1.35 versions.
Also, Bullet 2.70 was released a few days ago. I haven't updated yet but I will be soon. They are doing some really cool stuff with soft bodies in newer versions of Bullet. Check out this video:
Will you see soft bodies in Zero Gear? Perhaps ;)
bitburo interview and technical STUFF
Friday, August 15, 2008
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Hi!
I know, this is offtopic, but I just can't stand asking: Would you please port ZeroGear to the Pandora?
Pandora is a nice linux-based, really open and powerfull
handheld console. It will probably release in november.
The community has high interest in indy-games and ZeroGear just seems like a perfect startup-title for the console.
If you want to know the technical details of it, most info is available on openpandora.org
Pandoras ARM-core can be overclocked to 900Mhz permanently and the sgx can
make use of both openGL ES 1.1 and 2.0
As far as I know, ZeroGear makes use of ogre, wich has a openGL ES-backend.
I would be very thankfull for response.
Greetings,
Constantin
We are concentrating on the Windows build right now. We haven't decided what other platforms we want to bring Zero Gear to.
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