That's right kiddos. Josh is on drawing functions now. Who say that coming?
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So, ermyes. Anyway.
draw_primitive_begin(pr_trianglestrip);
draw_vertex_color(0.0f,1.0f,make_color_rgb(255,0,0),1);
draw_vertex_color(0.87f,-0.5f,make_color_rgb(0,255,0),1);
draw_vertex_color(-0.87f,-0.5f,make_color_rgb(0,0,255),1);
draw_primitive_end();
That is raw ENIGMA/C++. I'm still working on coordinates. I do not understand why, but everything in openGL is 0-1. I'm working on it, never fear.
There is draw_set_color(), and draw_set_color_rgb(). Betcha can't guess which one's faster! That's… INCORRECT. The RGB one is actually faster, due to openGL's eccentricity.
But in case you are wondering how that looks in action (or if it could possibly work XD), Here you go:
<img src="
http://64digits.com/users/JoshDreamland/primitives_working1.PNG">
So, what I have so far….
draw_set_color (color)
draw_set_color_rgb (red, green, blue)
make_color_rgb (red, green, blue)
color_get_red (color)
color_get_green (color)
color_get_blue (color)
draw_primitive_begin (pr_trianglestrip)
draw_vertex (x, y)
draw_vertex_color (x, y, color, 1) //That's right, alpha isn't working yet. =[ I'm getting there.
draw_primitive_end ()
Of course, Dylan has all the string functions done. ALL of them. As well as all the date/time functions. And the math functions. All of those groups he did.
I'ma finish up primitives, and learn to use textures and images. Amazing what you can do in like an hour, when you don't have GLUT holding you back.
At that, thanks for reading. I think I know what to do next, when Dylan comes online.
EDIT
Working on alpha. Added draw_clear. Added -1 = white, etc.
Interface picture:
<img src="
http://64digits.com/users/JoshDreamland/ENIGMA_interface_DEC5.PNG">
THERE. For those of you who are counting the seconds.
Sweet, but yeah, the checkboxes seriously need to be redone (why not just implement the normal Windows GUI ones? Geez)
And Saudio? Are you actually implementing it into ENIGMA?Anyway, otherwise things look good. Also… "0.0f" = ?We're cooking with gas now.
Alpha works.On to sprites.How are objects coming along? [:P]
Like a real fucker. I'm giving them thought in between my additions to the draw functions, and I am pleased to say I'm developing some plans.
However, the system will be sketchy. Luckily ENIGMA language will look high level enough that we can hold the insides together with gum and paper clips.Just to let you all know.
pr_linelist (list of lines drawn as listed)pr_linestrip (connected lines)pr_pointlist (list of points drawn as listed)pr_trianglefan (triangles fanning from center point)pr_trianglelist (list of triangles drawn as listed)pr_trianglestrip (connected triangles, forming tape like things)Not GML based:pr_lineloop (trianglefan, with lines)pr_quadlist (trianglelist, with quads)pr_quadstrip (trianglestrip, with quads)pr_polygon (all points drawn as single convex polygon)pr_maek_3d_shiz
that looks suspiciously like game maker >:(
GLUT isn't a piece of shit! You take that back :O
Just because I was ignored: Why does the ENIGMA toolbar buttons include all the random shit you said you were getting rid of? Like paths and timelines.
Becuase they couldn't be bothered to get rid of them.
@Big, I'll take J@Ds word for it, it's shit.Also, yay!