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Another update

by Brian Ramage · in Torque Game Engine Advanced · 08/11/2005 (4:39 pm) · 9 replies

Went up this afternoon:

Materials now affected by sunlight color - no longer pure white.
Fixed Point comparison bug in mPoint.h
Fixed procedural shader bug in bump.cpp
Editor fix - stopped flickering caused by frame buffer issues from reflections.
Fixed F10 "sticking" problem when attempting to start Gui Editor.
Rapid mouse movement more stable. DInput always on for mouse input.
Allow custom card profile and procedural shader paths through $prefs
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Torque Owner Stefan Lundmark
#1
08/11/2005 (5:03 pm)
Great news Brian! Thanks

Torque 3D Owner Florian Ross
#2
08/12/2005 (12:28 am)
I could merge it in smoothly :)

good work

Torque Owner Peter Dwyer
#3
08/12/2005 (1:25 am)
Nice fixes Brian. That flicker was doing my 'ed in :o)

Torque 3D Owner Tony Richards
#4
08/12/2005 (7:37 am)
Yay, no conflicts :P

Thanks for the hard work guys... I just love new toys :P

Associate Tom Spilman
Sickhead Games
#5
08/14/2005 (9:59 pm)
@Brian - Another floating point comparison bug.

Associate Ben Garney
#6
08/14/2005 (11:00 pm)
That bug is fixed in TGE 1.4, incidentally.

Torque Owner Brian Ramage
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#7
08/16/2005 (2:22 pm)
Yeah, I got it, will go up in next update.

Torque Owner Kip Carr
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#8
08/17/2005 (11:21 am)
Brian

I am still getting a couple of errors and wanted to know if you were aware of them. I have searched the forumns to see if i could find an answer with no luck

Entering OptGraphicsDriverMenu::onSelect(1236, 0, NVIDIA GeForce FX 5950 Ultra)
         "NVIDIA GeForce FX 5950 Ultra" display device not found!
         Entering OptGraphicsResolutionMenu::init(OptGraphicsResolutionMenu, NVIDIA GeForce FX 5950 Ultra, 0)
            TSE_demo/client/scripts/optionsDlg.cs (101): ::getResolutionList - wrong number of arguments.
            TSE_demo/client/scripts/optionsDlg.cs (101): usage: Returns a tab-seperated list of possible resolutions.
         Leaving OptGraphicsResolutionMenu::init() - return 1280 1024 32
         Entering OptGraphicsBPPMenu::init(OptGraphicsBPPMenu, NVIDIA GeForce FX 5950 Ultra)
            TSE_demo/client/scripts/optionsDlg.cs (151): ::getResolutionList - wrong number of arguments.
            TSE_demo/client/scripts/optionsDlg.cs (151): usage: Returns a tab-seperated list of possible resolutions.
         Leaving OptGraphicsBPPMenu::init() - return 0
      Leaving OptGraphicsDriverMenu::onSelect() - return

I cant get the res list for the graphics card and it says it cant find it when it goes to get the res but it inits fine???

The other one is some funky gui thing:

Loading compiled script creator/ui/GuiEditorGui.gui.
   Warning: (c:\tse\engine\gui\core\guitypes.cpp @ 305) GuiControlProfile: requested gui profile (GuiOtherTreeViewProfile) does not exist.
   Error: cannot change namespace parent linkage for GuiEditorTreeView from GuiTreeViewCtrl to GuiOtherTreeViewCtrl.

I dont know what this is but i cant fix it as i have included the defaults that contain the description of those guis but it still comes up??

Torque Owner Brian Ramage
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#9
08/18/2005 (8:14 pm)
Hey Kipp, yeah the first problem is probably related to the options menu not working? If you want to change resolution, the best way to do it now is to modify your client/prefs.cs.

I'm not sure what the second problem here is, looks like something is referencing 'GuiOtherTreeViewCtrl' which does not exist in the TSE project. Do a grep for that and see what's trying to use it.