cool. Voronoi Diagrams are also used for terrain analysis and subdivision into areas for pathfinding (or maybe for random terrain generation too, don't remember exactly).

Dynamic street generation

Drawing a spline between several points.

That is cool! I hope your spline function(s) can be used to evaluate the polygon at specific positions, too, - rather than just "draw" it

Yes of course You pass a list of vectors and a detail level and you get a list of new vectors that define the spline. The higher the detail level the higher the amount of returned vectors.

EDIT: Now I see what you meant Felix implemented a function to get the exact position on a spline.

Hi,
I uploaded to gitHub the first vesion of the compact_menu extension. I think the main core is near to be finished ready to support more member types and dynamic member management.



I started this extension with the main idea of giving an easy way to create collapsable menues, but I saw a big amount of possibilities by building some helper template menues for a system like this. For example: a menu to show and modify all the variables of an entity or all the parameters and entities of a map, modify and rebuild the map from the $$M file, a physX parameters controller menu, etc. The posibilities are infinite and it could be a great help for newbies and pros.

It lacks on documentation but here goes a quick summary for adventurous.

Actual members:
- TEXT.title=size_y
Draws a header for the menu. It moves the menu while cliking on it.
- .line=size_y
- .space=size_y
Draws a stylized line.
- TEXT.button=event
Executes a funtion when clicking on it.
- TEXT.slider=min,max,step,decimals,variable,event
Modifies a variable with a slider bar.
- TEXT.bmap=bmapPointer
Draws the bitmap pointed by the BMAP pointer

Future members
- editable digit
- text box
- window
- needle

- vector
- angle
- view
- entity
- ...

Pretty cool, I like the demo a lot!

I finally got some time to continue with compact menu and added a new editable digit member to gitHub. I decided to manage all the editable members using the mouse and no more. These digits are modificable by clicking over them and moving the mouse up and down. The position of the mouse determines the step of change of the variable. fe: if you click over the number 3 of 1234.567 you will change the variable with a step of 10. If you click over the 4 -> a step of 1, 5 -> 0.1 and so.

The format is
- TEXT.digit=decimals,variable
- TEXT.digedit=decimals,variable,event

edited___________
New inherited member
- TEXT.rbutton=event

I did a big change in the compact menu panel bitmap rendering process to a faster one. It also detects if a digit or slider is a var of a pointer to a var. There are more changes but not that interesting

The actual members are:

+ line + space

And the first template for TUST compact_menu: debug and statics

These projects are awesome! Really like the future of the engine. And thank all of you who are working on these great project that are going to make a world of difference for users like me.