In other news, I switched over to the new renderer with little trouble. All traces of SDL have been eliminated. Here it is in action, looking pretty much exactly the same as before.
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I also made a few weapon icons.Edit:
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Today I learned the garbage collector and OpenGL do not cooperate
So I thought I'd be clever and write a finalizer for my Texture class so that it would call GL.DeleteTexture when the object was collected. Apparently I can't do that. CyberpunkRL has been a good source for learning new things about using unmanaged libraries in C#... except for the fact that I waste hours of my time trying to figure out these things.
In other news, I switched over to the new renderer with little trouble. All traces of SDL have been eliminated. Here it is in action, looking pretty much exactly the same as before.
I also got an infinite world implemented, but I'll eventually limit it to a finite sized city, like in the original releases. Unlike in the original version of the game, you move seamlessly between sub-maps, so no more running from cops by moving off the edge of a map.
I also made a few weapon icons.
Edit:
In other news, I switched over to the new renderer with little trouble. All traces of SDL have been eliminated. Here it is in action, looking pretty much exactly the same as before.
I also made a few weapon icons.Edit:
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Hi! I can't download CyberpunkRL - the files seem to be missing from FileSmelt. Can you make the alpha version available again? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI uploaded a previously unreleased version of the old CPRL as 0.2a. It should now be available on that page. Be warned that it's very old and, honestly, kinda sucks.
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ReplyDeleteYou've removed all traces of SDL, but you are still using OpenGL. Does this mean that non-Windows platforms may still be supported through Mono?
ReplyDeleteI hope so!
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