Post a screenshot

[vuott]

All very nice and interesting, but I would be awarding you "magna cum laude ", if you would write a tutorial to create those 3D graphic environments.

[Technopeasant]

This is my Market leading Retail software for Independent shops

Ah, the classic use case for Visual Basic.

[Technopeasant]

All very nice and interesting, but I would be awarding you "magna cum laude ", if you would write a tutorial to create those 3D graphic environments.

That would depend what exactly you are asking for. A guide for OpenGL rendering itself or how my level structure works? The latter is still provisional and is not how I intend it to work in the end.

And of course, ideally I would replace the rendering with OpenGL 3.x+ or Vulkan anyway.

[Technopeasant]

Experimenting with making the ground more naturally uneven.



All the tiles right now are the same, but I will make it so each tile is given a different set of heights on the various points.

[AndyGable]

This is my Market leading Retail software for Independent shops

Ah, the classic use case for Visual Basic.

Well Originally the application started off in PDS 7.1 then moved to VB6 and then I make the mistake of moving it into VB.net but now I have moved to Linux a lot more things have been able to be created (like my loyalty module)

I should have moved to Linux when VB6 was retired but Gambas was not very old at that time. LOL

[vuott]

That would depend what exactly you are asking for. A guide for OpenGL rendering itself or how my level structure works?

Uhmmm... a guide for OpenGL rendering would already be a good start.

[Technopeasant]

I gave it a go.

https://pigalore.miraheze.org/wiki/PS_T ... cification

[Quincunxian]

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I'm in the process of developing a tool to write a novel.
It has some basic document analysis such as checking for 'poor use' words, word frequency and use of cliche phrases.
You can create story detailed characters with a reference image as well as any other named item.

[Technopeasant]

That looks quite interesting.