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From: <spo...@us...> - 2007-03-19 02:48:14
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Revision: 327
http://svn.sourceforge.net/opengate/?rev=327&view=rev
Author: spom_spom
Date: 2007-03-17 12:44:27 -0700 (Sat, 17 Mar 2007)
Log Message:
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Add ogsector: externals, data, sources
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+SUBDIRS = src
+
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+ rm -rf opcode.log
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+For installation:
+
+you will need:
+Ogre-1.2
+>=freealut-1.0.1
+
+Build externals (libgrapple, OIS, OgreOpode)
+
+cd ./externals
+sh genExternals.sh all
+cd ..
+
+You have to take care that your LD_LIBRARY_PATH knows the external libs
+There are several ways to achive this:
+
+--create a personal lib path and link the libraries
+
+ mkdir $(HOME)/lib
+ cd ~/lib
+ ln -s ../src/ogsector/externals/lib/libOIS-1.0.0.so
+ ln -s ../src/ogsector/externals/lib/libgrapple-1.0.so.0
+ ln -s ../src/ogsector/externals/lib/libOpcode.so
+ ln -s ../src/ogsector/externals/lib/libOgreOpcode.so
+
+ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$HOME/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:
+
+--or you can set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the external libs
+
+ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$HOME/src/ogsector/externals/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
+
+--or you can link the libs to common know libpaths
+
+or ...
+
+
+For building ogsector simple run:
+./bootstrap
+./configure
+make -j3
+
+For running the ogsectorclient you have to custumise:
+
+plugins.cfg
+ogre.cfg
+resources.cfg
+
+src/ogsectorserver
+src/ogsectorclient [username] [hostname]
+
+as defaults:
+username is set to 'testuser'
+hostname is set to 'localhost'
+
+
+You can test the openALsoundManager
+src/testopenalmanager
+
+Enjoy this first technical proof of concept.
+
+Spom
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+Das Fluggef\xFChl mit Joy oder Maus brauch noch finetuning aber prinzipiell kommt es schon vertraut vor.
+Ein leerer und leichter Apty ist schon m\xE4chtig wendig. Mal schaun wie es mit einer 500er Titan TOW wird.
+
+Done:
+
+- Class: Sector
+ - enth\xE4llt alle Informationen des Sector (noMovable, movable und avatar)
+ - add/new/remove/update aller Objecte erfolgt \xFCber den Sector
+
+- Class: SectorClient (Verwaltung)
+ - HauptKlasse enth\xE4llt Sector und SectorCientFrameListener
+
+- Class: SectorObject
+ - movable Klasse, bekommt, prozentuale Drehbewegung und Schub und berechnet damit selbst das movement im Sector. Das Objekt hat graphische Eigenschaften damit es direkt dargestellt werden kann.
+ Das Objekt kann von aussen (Sektor) leicht gesteuert werden, (per Netcode, Ai oder Player).
+ Gibt man dem Framlistener eine camera mit Position des PlayerShip->mainNode hat man first persons view aus dem Schiff.
+ - jaw, pitch, roll
+ - Thrust, break, afterburner
+ - Thrusterpartikel support
+
+- InputManager supports key/mouse/joy
+
+- camera toggle
+
+- Testsector mit diversen Objekten
+ - 2 simple skyboxes without Stars (OpenGate/SimpleSkyBox1, OpenGate/SimpleSkyBox1)
+
+- Simplest HUD
+ - Position,
+ - Speed/MaxSpeed
+ - Acceleration
+ - Mousecurser
+
+- Simplest global chat
+
+
+Questions:
+ - depends yaw/pitch/roll-factor on curr. speed/thrust (testing and implement)
+ - breaking fixed negtiv percentate thrust or fixed acc. (testing and implement)
+
+ToDo:
+
+- global/code
+ - cleaning / refaktoring
+ - integrate in currect OpenGate framework
+ - add licence header
+ - mark third persons thingies (mousecurser, skybox)
+#ALT-TAB - free mousepointer from widget contents
+ - fullscreen switch (probably not supported by ogre)
+ - show Whos online
+- chat
+ - console for input
+ - input/output highlight
+ - multiple out-lines
+ - log to file
+ - channeling
+
+- netcode
+ - communication: client->server->client
+ - cheatprotection
+
+- testsector
+ - show all shipmodels
+ - show all objects
+ - skybox with higher resolution
+ - stars
+
+- xml-read
+ - read playership data
+ - read nonmovable objects
+ - global config
+
+- openal
+# - simplest testing
+ - soundmanger
+
+- input
+ - keymap
+ - mousemap
+ - joymap
+ - colihat -> inputmanager
+ - force feedback support
+# - 1/r sensitivity
+# - deathzone "nicyfy"
+
+- radar targeting
+# - cam
+# - toggle through
+ - toggle Astro/Stations/Friends/Enemies/All
+ - nearest Enemy/Friend
+ - last Enemy/Friend
+
+- HUD
+# - targetarrow
+# - target infos
+ - duellist
+ - bullseye/VCR (??)
+# - flydirection arrow
+ - colorindex for break/AB/FF
+# - shield/ammo
+ - selected rockets
+
+- moving
+ - flyindicator particle
+
+- fire!
+# - partikel for ammo
+# - object destroyed
+ - mesh for laser
+
+- collision detection
+# - objects
+# - fired partikel
+
+- station
+ - landing rings on the big ogrehead-mouth
+
+- ai
+# - simple follow
+ - calculate fireing solution
+ - rockets
+
+For the talented:
+ - particle for thrust
+ - textures for laser, ammo
+ - animated textures for explosions
+ - animated textures shield hit indikator
+ - animated textures ammo hit indikator
+ - skyboxes with more content
+ - proper background sound
+ - sounds: ammo (fired/hit), explosion (sound in space!! "funny"), thruster
+
+
+BUGS:
+# - (linux)changing mousefocus by < Alt-TAB > lost key-repeat
+# OIS disables autorepeat, fire `xset r on` to enable
+ - ogre always scale my skyboxes to 512x512
+
+IDEAS:
+ - personal scanmission
+ - Spieler kann sich mit geeignetem Scanner eine eigene Datenbank von Astro erstellen die ingame abgerufen werden kann, f\xFCr jeden neuen Eintrag gibt es exp(nach Mission/Seltenheit/Gefahrenbereich)
+ - das erleichtert das Leben (kein Papierkram) und sorgt f\xFCr spielerentropie
+
+ -Leuchtfeuer, manuel und als sectorobject
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