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Cheers. That seems awesome. I am now off to see if I can get some shading sorted. I'm not sure about this line, I took it from your previous commit because I had to get a Ogre::TexturePtr and not Ogre::Image is it correct? const size_t imageOffset = (size - 1 - y)*size*4 + x*4; It should be 3, it wa...

2. Terrain textures I don't have the details at hand. But one of the record types needs special treatment, because it references another record type, but not from the merged ESX stack, but from the current ESX file. There are probably more details somewhere in the terrain thread. To save someone ha...

This seems to be one colour map for the entire terrain group. Are you sure? Looking at the shader code, it uses the same UV as the blend map. Uh. Maybe not actually. Cheers for making me check again. EDIT: Yup. That "works". Seems to have introduced a lot of rendering glitches though. Any...

*shrug* All I see is that python is very very like what I think Pass by Value is but with some immutable data types. So when in python you create a new instance of x (because x is an number and therefore immutable) creating the new instance isn't reflected outside the function. Java does the same th...

safferli wrote:I've been thinking of giving xmonad a try recently. Anyone have any usability reports on that?

Works fine. (It is what I am running), the config file is a bit complex (It is Haskell, but you don't need to know Haskell) but it is very extensible.

ezzetabi: You probably have a better understanding of this than me. I will come back and take a better look later when I am less ill and have less coursework. However, I also posted a piece of code to show it: the int in the f function after the call and the int outside is the same, in Java it would...

@ Yacoby: side note: I think for overlaying the texture with the vertex colours, you can just use the "global colour map" feature of the terrain (it already has shader code for that) This seems to be one colour map for the entire terrain group. I wondered what peoples thoughts were with r...

Note: These changes aren't that recent. I tried your latest changes but noticed some regressions: - the blendmaps look blocky (and not smooth - minecraft style :( ): This is a known issue. It is imho better than it was because the way it was the blend maps were noticeably wrong in places. I haven't ...

That is exactly how Java works, and that example clearly shows object references being passed by value.


Whatever you want to call it, feel free, but it isn't pass by reference.

Overall this is a very silly debate though