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What I'd like to know is, is there a pre-existing tool to turn this
into something more like this
Not necessarily with the names, but just without the superfluous variables everywhere.
I did it by hand here, and this is one of the shorter, simpler shaders in ACNH. The interesting ones are much bigger.
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Beckett and model loading
Model loading in Beckett Engine is a bit wonky, especially when trying to unload a model. I'm thinking of rewriting it a bit.
Current state:
Say you have a file monkeyhead.fbx. Call the Model constructor, passing that file name, to get a Model. You can now mess with the textures and armature, disable specific meshes, and Draw it in a given position.
Calling the Model constructor again with the same file name attempts to save on VBOs and such, it's kind of a mess.
Possibility A:
Forgo the cache entirely. Loading two Suzannes means loading two Suzannes, and each of them will have their own data on the OpenGL side of things instead of sharing a VBO and all that. Simple but inefficient. If the two models have to be animated, textured, and/or positioned differently, you can still do that.
Possibility B:
Move the cache out of the Model class' responsibility. Have a specific LoadModel function that either constructs the first copy from scratch, or returns the first Model (smart pointer?). I feel like destroying the OpenGL data when both monkeys are deleted would be the hardest part.
I think you know what the question is.
A: Simple but wasteful
B: Smarter but harder
C: Better suggestion in the comments/replies (NOT see results)
This is what you get when you implement vertex pulling for sprite quads, use a sprite to render a sky behind the world, and accidentally remove the gl_Position.z = gl_Position.w line.
Another update on my game engine. I have decided to delete everything and start over. I switched to OpenGL and started working on the shaders. Here is some cool shit I accidentally made (by setting the output color to output_normal + normalize(light_position - fragment_position))
sometimes i say "glTranslatef'd" instead of "moved" to add emphasis.
pretty sure no-one else on the planet does this.
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Me voy a olvidar de esto. Puedes hacer un vector3d de mayor tamaño.
