i know the wmb compilation code, i've tried to convert minecraft worlds to wmb but they were too large
and yes, i will, but first i'm simply using the words which i type (could be english or german, depending what comes to mind first )

I also had problems with wmb compilation when too many entities are on the level, and I have normally too many entities so I use my own file formats... I don't know exactly what is a max entity limit...

I want to simplify the usage of Gamestudio, it's not only a Level Editor but a (atm in)complete scripting environment

Thats sad, Other engine have great workflow from years in their level editor.

Let's wait for some A8 new WED ? new worklfow ? or just a new skin ?

What is your point? What is sad? Why are you always complaining about Gamestudio resp. its level editor? Do you even work on games, at least prototypes?

I think sometimes everyone of us is angry at 3dgs workflow, especially when comparing to other game engines, where more types of 3d formats are supported well, or have better level editors. but 3dgs has its advantages of course, this is why we still use it. (atm I'm angry because of the not perfect .x support, what is e.g. a drag&drop in Esenthel engine and always fine beside another formats like ms3d b3d fbx dae... and these are little things could be solved easily)

Unreal Engine had a better workflow +10 years ago than acknex has today.

that's a different category I think, 3dgs is targeting beginners and indies making only small casual games, while "Unreal Engine 3’s advanced toolset is designed specifically to accelerate developers’ productivity for ultra-complex, next-generation content."
but 3dgs would be fine for nice indie projects with a revised workflow.

Just wrote a new function, i called p_trace.

p_trace(Vec From, Vec To, var Mode, void* HitCallBack)//last parameter is optional

p_trace encapsulates c_trace. This function allows me, to trace even through portals. HitCallBack is called everytime it hits the endpoint or a portal inbetween.



Greetings
Memnarch

I see no reason to use Gamestudio for Indie Games.
No multiplatform. You got to do a lot of the stuff yourself. The workflow for non-programmers sucks. Plus, LiteC has some disadvantages vs C#/C++.

(But yeah, probably nice to do script-prototyping)

I'm talking about Unreal 10 years ago vs Gamestudio today.