The Particle engine is ready for testing!
  • oztuneoztune October 2011
    Posts: 177

    Hey everyone!


    I'm really glad to announce that the particle engine is ready for (testing) action. It's currently sitting in the particles-alpha branch on github.


    There's also a new sample project called Particles which you can check out for some usage samples.

    Note that we attached the 'alpha' tag to it because it hasn't been battle tested yet. It also has very little documentation, and is still missing some minor features. But we do feel that it's ready for anyone who wants to give it a go and see what we've been working on for that past who knows how long :).

    Oz
    Pixelwave team
    // Founder
  • sumiguchisumiguchi October 2011
    Posts: 72

    Great! Thanks for all your hard work - I'll definately be checking it out on the weekend!

  • sumiguchisumiguchi October 2011
    Posts: 72

    I just grabbed the latest from the particles-alpha branch but I can't compile the sample.

    I'm getting this error:
    /Samples/Particles/Classes/ParticlesRoot.h:41:9: fatal error: 'PixelKitParticles.h' file not found

    When I open the PixelKit project it shows this file missing from the Include folder - and I verified its not on GitHub either.




  • JohnJohn October 2011
    Posts: 52

    Try pulling now, I added the header back in.

    Pixelwave Team - Lead Developer
    // Clean before you build, otherwise the dust will get in.
  • sumiguchisumiguchi October 2011
    Posts: 72

    Thanks John - that did the trick!  Cool stuff :)

  • JohnJohn October 2011
    Posts: 52

    Also, if you want to try our new performance kick, grab the glspeedfix branch and merge it with particles-alpha. It should merge without any problems and provide about 30% performance increase (this number was averaged over several tests I did, so it is not guaranteed for your specific app, but it should provide a performance boost no matter what)!

    Pixelwave Team - Lead Developer
    // Clean before you build, otherwise the dust will get in.

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