hi guys..
after long time of silence here is just a small test of an standalone effect (nothing special) i am worked on and which works nice on my system (esp seeing it in realtime action)
just run the intro... wait and watch what happens ^^
va!n wrote:hi guys..
after long time of silence here is just a small test of an standalone effect (nothing special) i am worked on and which works nice on my system (esp seeing it in realtime action)
just run the intro... wait and watch what happens ^^
It only played the music for me, using Win XP SP3.
It also didn't show any windows (screen was blacked) and it didn't provide any options to exit. I had to reboot my computer to get it to stop...when it started over.
Well but on my VIA S3 Unichrome IGP 32 MB it took about 1 Minute to build the image and on my GeForce 8600 GT it took about 5-10 seconds. Maybe you should make it timedependent and not framebased.
@Demivec:
Strange! Have you tried it again after rebooting your PC? Do you have installed lastest gfxcard-drivers / DirectX? You can exit the program by pressing ESC...
@DarkDragon:
Ohhhhh O.O I am very sorry about this... this point is exactly one thing i dont really know how to code on PC... i still use things like:
for moving things... like on the good old amiga where it was same speed on all machines... but on PC i am not really sure how to get it timberbased work... and i dont want nor like limited the fps... i have tried/coded a timerbased (fps independent example years ago for PC) but cant find it anymore here...
else i would ofcourse using the timberbased way instead the dirty way like x=x+1 (as some ppl here are coding things and i.e. limiting the fps i really hate, esp when having a gfxcard for 400 euros with real power as example)
va!n wrote:170 views and just only a hand full of feedback (4 persons) ? mhhh...
So ?
I look to a lot of things but I'don't feel the urge to post something about them every time.
BTW: Trying to download it my nod32 IMON component stop the download complaining about a threat: "Win32/Statik application" (don't know what it's talking about).
Probably a false alarm from the heuristic HTTP filter, but maybe you like to know it.
va!n wrote:@Demivec:
Strange! Have you tried it again after rebooting your PC? Do you have installed lastest gfxcard-drivers / DirectX? You can exit the program by pressing ESC...
Running on a freshly booted computer I get the same results. I ran the program, click OK on the program's introductory dialog. It pauses for a few seconds then the screen goes blank and it plays audio. I tried exiting the program by pressing ESC but it was of no effect, nor was anything else I tried. Although the screen was black it did display the mouse pointer as I moved it around. I rebooted again to stop the program.