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QTfeedback README
@License GPL v2.1 (see copyright)
@author Matthias Werner <wmatthias at users.sourceforge.net>
@date 05. Jan. 2011
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Not much to say about it. Just start and play around. ShortKeys are listed in menu. If you dont have Middle Mouse Button, use M to move Objects. If you have created nice results then show me :)

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Maps
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You find some more maps at:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/qtfeedback/files/

Maybe I will add some more maps later or you can send me your ones, because you can create your own maps as well. If you have a decent grafic tool (Gimp, Photoshop, ...) you can create gradients or heightmaps.

- Gradients should have height of 1 and width of any size, because I only read the first row of that image. You can use alpha textures too.
But the alpha values only affects objects itself, if OpenGL reaches background values, alpha wont be noticed. The texels remain black instead of transparent then. Dont know how to explain that.

- Heightmaps shouldnt be too large (Heightfields maximum resolution is 64x64). Colors are converted to grayscale.


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libnoise
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You can get more informations to the libnoise project on:
http://libnoise.sourceforge.net


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Issues
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- OpenGL version is lower than 2.0 -

If you see white screen then you probably have not the right OpenGL Version (2.0+ needed). 
I have compiled a version for OpenGL 1.4, look for QTfeedback_v1.1_opengl14.zip at:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/qtfeedback/files/

It forces quadratic texture size of 512x512 (OpenGL 1.4 only allows texture sizes with 2^n x 2^n.)

You can update your drivers though.

There are bugs of course, I didnt do much testing on it and there is not much exception handling in my code. You should consider QTfeedback as experimental beta program. Use at your own risk ;) 


If you have found bugs, you can use the bug tracker
 https://sourceforge.net/projects/qtfeedback
or you can just leave me a message:
 wmatthias (at) users.sourceforge.net



Have fun and see you around. Feedback is appreciated :)

/matthias
Source: README.txt, updated 2011-01-05