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Re: Aum44 [Re: XNASorcerer] #40242 02/04/05 06:02 02/04/05 06:02
Joined: Oct 2003 Posts: 560 Germany / NRW / Essen Shinobi User
Shinobi User Joined: Oct 2003 Posts: 560 Germany / NRW / Essen	This Topic is my chance to thank you George , Great work on the AUMs . I am still at the beginning of learning c-script and i am still learning from the AUMs Keep up the excelent work on them . Games: www.Shinobis-Place.de Webdesign: www.WEB-OKAY.com

Re: Aum44 [Re: Shinobi] #40243 02/04/05 06:21 02/04/05 06:21
Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,011 Bucharest, Romania George OP Expert
George OP Expert Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,011 Bucharest, Romania	TheExpert: Aum is focused on scripts; I strongly believe that the best resource for the artists is 3PM, a magazine created by Dan Silverman. It isn't free but I have paid for a few issues and they are really good. "Shader of the month"? That's an interesting idea but I believe that most users will have problems understanding how the code behind the shaders works. I might start a shader tutorial series in the future. Sorcerer: I'll create the code for a simple car but you will need A6 pro to run it. Shinobi: Thank you for the kind words. Don't miss the "C-Script workshops" from Conitec's download page; they make a good C-Script tutorial (in my opinion).

Re: Aum44 [Re: George] #40244 02/04/05 06:42 02/04/05 06:42
Joined: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,856 TheExpert Senior Developer
TheExpert Senior Developer Joined: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,856	I think you are right about art tutorials, the magazines of Dan seems to be the best, i just hope he will put some texture epainting tutorials to do amazing textures on animated models. For shaders why not ? Perhaps in HLSL code that is more easy ot understand than assembly code. With very simple tutorials, that could become more complex, the inconvenient , it would need a maths tutorials before. Well , i just wait for the next AUM to red it with pleasure as always

Re: Aum44 [Re: George] #40245 02/05/05 01:57 02/05/05 01:57
Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 2,692 California, USA bupaje Expert
bupaje Expert Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 2,692 California, USA	Quote: ...but I believe that most users will have problems understanding how the code behind the shaders works... Maybe then just a showcase for any cool new shaders, explain how to implement ie "insert here" and highlight areas where users can make simple changes. "if you want to increase the transparency you can edit the following line to any value between 0-100..." Can be as simple as Shader Spotlight Fire Shader by Som EBody Brief description of what it does Link to code on Wiki Optional more info (link to thread in Shader forum) How to add this shader (this can point to a standard 'how to add a shader' page). Tweaks (just highlight lines you might want to play with).

Re: Aum44 [Re: bupaje] #40246 02/05/05 08:38 02/05/05 08:38
Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,011 Bucharest, Romania George OP Expert
George OP Expert Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,011 Bucharest, Romania	Thank you Burt, that's an interesting idea. I'll think about it.

Re: Aum44 [Re: George] #40247 02/07/05 17:51 02/07/05 17:51
Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,264 Wellington Nems .
Nems . Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,264 Wellington	Hiya George, got 2 editions to catch up with here. As usual, thanks for the great articles. Cheers.

Re: Aum44 [Re: Nems] #40248 02/08/05 09:10 02/08/05 09:10
Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 832 United States, Utah Braxton Developer
Braxton Developer Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 832 United States, Utah	Hey I don't get how to use the train script. I can't figure out how to make it so it scans for a certain model. "The GREAT LAW: Life is and always will be justly ordered, and that all past experiences, good and bad, were the equitable out working of our evolving, yet unevolved selves" - As A Man Thinketh

Re: Aum44 [Re: George] #40249 02/11/05 02:23 02/11/05 02:23
Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 728 Germany, Berlin Asse Developer
Asse Developer Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 728 Germany, Berlin	Hi George, first of all let me thank you for this really great magazin. It helped me a lot by my new game. And what I want you to ask: Did you got my pm? Greetings! A6.31.4 Commercial AMD Athlon XP 2400+ Radeon 9800Pro 512MB DDR-Ram Windows XP Professional SP2 3D GameStudio Magazin

Re: Aum44 [Re: Asse] #40250 02/12/05 16:09 02/12/05 16:09
Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,011 Bucharest, Romania George OP Expert
George OP Expert Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,011 Bucharest, Romania	Thank you, guys. Braxton: the code checks the texture of the level block or wmb entity that is below the train. If the texture has a certain name, the train will move along that track. The code won't work if you are using models for your tracks. Asse: thank you; I have replied to your pm.

Re: Aum44 [Re: George] #40251 02/13/05 04:06 02/13/05 04:06
Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 832 United States, Utah Braxton Developer
Braxton Developer Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 832 United States, Utah	Thanks George. Last thing... could the texture be invisible? "The GREAT LAW: Life is and always will be justly ordered, and that all past experiences, good and bad, were the equitable out working of our evolving, yet unevolved selves" - As A Man Thinketh

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