oh yeah two more things:

I found a few more posts he made (at the time I said it was ok) that have false info. In short, just read my bio on my site for accurate information.

Rest assured that most of the technical info I wrote about was correct (the idiot didn't know what he was talking about lol). Some of the ground tactics stuff is inaccurate though as near the end I actually stopped working on it and I think he posted for me by looking at my notes on project. Anyway - I am REALLY sorry if this has effected you. I find it very offensive and I'm sure many of you do too. I should have done something at the time but obviously I didn't want to piss off someone promising me $250 an hour and other crazy shit that a teenager would believe DX

WONDERFUL ...

@Tex: Year i would like to see a proper pipeline for GS.

For the limit thing(i dont know the complexity behind it):
Maybe it could be psossible to write a system that alows to add new pieces to the pipeline dynamically. So the user could add his hown parts?
So you dont have to focus on the current shadersystem. If you can create a flexible system somehow, i think nobody would bother

I will create something in my spare time... no matter what it won't be as flexible as the base engine. I'll just write documentation and do it as an API so that people can use it properly without interfering with their own code. Keep in mind that it WILL be a deferred engine that applies each visible light as a separate pass (which means you will need to figure out ways to do custom materials). Does Gamestudio have some sort of occlusion query support natively?

incredible work!

this looks beatifull

OMG this is amazing buddy ! this is real than real

I have been very busy with school and haven't had time to do any additional work for the last 2 months or so. You can follow my work here:

http://texcoord3.wordpress.com/

The good news is that I will be completing my code in x64/x86 assembly language to make functions such as scene ray-tracing (like c_trace()) extremely fast.

I will write a 'pipeline' for gamestudio this winter as a side project. Honestly it would be a lot more efficient if gamestudio updated to use at least directX10 :\

good news

The bad news is that I still don't believe that you can handcraft better assembly code than the compiler. Can you please show me two versions of some code snippet, the first the one you crafted and the second one compiled with LLVM/Clang 3.0 (or 2.9) with "-O3 -ffast-math -fstrict-aliasing -flto -funroll-loops"
(Or just show me the C version and I will compile it for you and show you the generated assembly)