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[Super-tux-devel] Current rewrite/restructuring status commited!

[Tobias <tob...@gm...>]

Hi all,

althought I know about at least 5 bugs or so, I have commited
all my work to CVS now.

Things that aren't release ready or still in planing stages (you can
help here):
- Collision code. (Bitmaps aren't supported rigth now and there are a
lot of collision bugs, too)
- OpenGL mode. (Fonts and alpha don't work)
- Fixing new bugs. (They are marked with FIXME in the code)
- ... a lot of more things I can't think of now. :)

This commit only reflects the current status of the rewrite and
is known to introduce many bugs people will hate soon.

I'd like to see patches for these areas. ;)

Greetz...

Tobias Gläßer (It's 03:39 here: I really had a hard coding night, so
don't badmouth me, when I stand up ;)) )

@Bill: Hopefully I didn't destroy your baby. :)

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Re: [Super-tux-devel] Current rewrite/restructuring status commited!

[Ricardo C. <ri...@ae...>]

Hey Tobias,

 It is really damn cool that now each object has its own file ;) Great work!
 I wanted to fix the fact that when a bad guys is falling or being squashed=
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the Tux image overlaps the bad_guy one. Now this can be easily achieved,=20
since everyone has its own drawing funcs.
 Gameloop.c has been reduced in 45% :)) It's also a good suprise to see muc=
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much less global variables.

 In the screen.c, maybe funcs pointers should be used, instead of if's...
 There are some filenames that I don't like that much and don't really show=
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what they do (special, scene and world). I'll make suggestions later.
 And stuff in type.c should go to the screen.c and gameloop.c or a timer.c=
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file.

 About the gameplay, there are a few very visible bugs :) not sure how hard=
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are they to be fixed.
 Right now, I have made a minor patches. It replaces all those evil if's in=
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the game_event() by switches. When Ctrl was being pressed Tux was walking,=
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instead of running, and vice-versa, it also fixes this thing.

Great game, :)
 Ricardo Cruz

Em Domingo, 18 de Janeiro de 2004 08:42, o Tobias Gl=C3=A4=C3=9Fer escreveu:
> Hi all,
>
> althought I know about at least 5 bugs or so, I have commited
> all my work to CVS now.
>
> Things that aren't release ready or still in planing stages (you can
> help here):
> - Collision code. (Bitmaps aren't supported rigth now and there are a
> lot of collision bugs, too)
> - OpenGL mode. (Fonts and alpha don't work)
> - Fixing new bugs. (They are marked with FIXME in the code)
> - ... a lot of more things I can't think of now. :)
>
> This commit only reflects the current status of the rewrite and
> is known to introduce many bugs people will hate soon.
>
> I'd like to see patches for these areas. ;)
>
> Greetz...
>
> Tobias Gl=C3=A4=C3=9Fer (It's 03:39 here: I really had a hard coding nigh=
t, so
> don't badmouth me, when I stand up ;)) )
>
> @Bill: Hopefully I didn't destroy your baby. :)

=2D-=20
"Gravitation cannot be held responsible for people falling in love."
=2D- Albert Einstein

Re: [Super-tux-devel] Current rewrite/restructuring status commited!

[Tobias <tob...@gm...>]

Am So, den 18.01.2004 schrieb Ricardo Cruz um 03:49:
> Hey Tobias,
> 
>  It is really damn cool that now each object has its own file ;) Great work!
>  I wanted to fix the fact that when a bad guys is falling or being squashed, 
> the Tux image overlaps the bad_guy one. Now this can be easily achieved, 
> since everyone has its own drawing funcs.
>  Gameloop.c has been reduced in 45% :)) It's also a good suprise to see much, 
> much less global variables.
> 

snip
>  In the screen.c, maybe funcs pointers should be used, instead of if's...
>  There are some filenames that I don't like that much and don't really show 
> what they do (special, scene and world). I'll make suggestions later.
>  And stuff in type.c should go to the screen.c and gameloop.c or a timer.c 
> file.
snap

I fully agree. As I said it's isn't perfect and I would have done the
whole things you describe here, if I had more time.
I'd really like a few suggestions for the filenames. Timer.c is very
obvious and good for example.

>  About the gameplay, there are a few very visible bugs :) not sure how hard 
> are they to be fixed.

I know. :) Some of them can be fixed by fine-tuning #defines. Other bugs
like the FIXME-gameplay-bug-#1 will unfortunately need much more work.

>  Right now, I have made a minor patches. It replaces all those evil if's in 
> the game_event() by switches. When Ctrl was being pressed Tux was walking, 
> instead of running, and vice-versa, it also fixes this thing.

A patch? Cool! Where is it? I can't see attached to your mail. :( Or do
you mean, you have commited it to CVS already?

Greetz...

Tobias Gläßer

Re: [Super-tux-devel] Current rewrite/restructuring status commited!

[Tobias <tob...@gm...>]

Your patch is applied Ricardo. :)

Greetz...

Tobias Gläßer

Am So, den 18.01.2004 schrieb Ricardo Cruz um 03:49:
> Hey Tobias,
> 
>  It is really damn cool that now each object has its own file ;) Great work!
>  I wanted to fix the fact that when a bad guys is falling or being squashed, 
> the Tux image overlaps the bad_guy one. Now this can be easily achieved, 
> since everyone has its own drawing funcs.
>  Gameloop.c has been reduced in 45% :)) It's also a good suprise to see much, 
> much less global variables.
> 
>  In the screen.c, maybe funcs pointers should be used, instead of if's...
>  There are some filenames that I don't like that much and don't really show 
> what they do (special, scene and world). I'll make suggestions later.
>  And stuff in type.c should go to the screen.c and gameloop.c or a timer.c 
> file.
> 
>  About the gameplay, there are a few very visible bugs :) not sure how hard 
> are they to be fixed.
>  Right now, I have made a minor patches. It replaces all those evil if's in 
> the game_event() by switches. When Ctrl was being pressed Tux was walking, 
> instead of running, and vice-versa, it also fixes this thing.
> 
> Great game, :)
>  Ricardo Cruz
> 
> Em Domingo, 18 de Janeiro de 2004 08:42, o Tobias Gläßer escreveu:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > althought I know about at least 5 bugs or so, I have commited
> > all my work to CVS now.
> >
> > Things that aren't release ready or still in planing stages (you can
> > help here):
> > - Collision code. (Bitmaps aren't supported rigth now and there are a
> > lot of collision bugs, too)
> > - OpenGL mode. (Fonts and alpha don't work)
> > - Fixing new bugs. (They are marked with FIXME in the code)
> > - ... a lot of more things I can't think of now. :)
> >
> > This commit only reflects the current status of the rewrite and
> > is known to introduce many bugs people will hate soon.
> >
> > I'd like to see patches for these areas. ;)
> >
> > Greetz...
> >
> > Tobias Gläßer (It's 03:39 here: I really had a hard coding night, so
> > don't badmouth me, when I stand up ;)) )
> >
> > @Bill: Hopefully I didn't destroy your baby. :)
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