This is a old build, check newer posting

For your enjoyment
tuhopuu-2004-01-15-windows.zip

Check the logs for updates:
logs-january

New feature:
-Added modifiers to face-loop select.
No modifier replaces selection
Shift Adds to selection
Alt subtracts from selection
This is on a vertex basis, not a face basic.

-Added a 'vertex loop' icon next to the mouse pointer while in
vertex-loop select mode, To help indicate the current select
mode (like the cross-hairs in border select mode or the circle in circle select mode)



/nozzy

Last edited by nozzy on Mon Jan 19, 2004 1:48 pm; edited 1 time in total

Hi,

I get no complaints when I set a World to Sumo, but then no physics occur. Is SOLID in it?

Thanks,
Tom

P.S. How are you building this?

d0pamine wrote:

I get no complaints when I set a World to Sumo, but then no physics occur. Is SOLID in it?

Iam not sure on how the progress on the game motor is, all I know that
ODE works. I use the builds for testing the progress on the Animation and modeling features, I afraid you will have to ask someone in
"Interactive 3d" forum

d0pamine wrote:

How are you building this?

I use Cygwin.

What version of python is required for tuhopuu?

and how do you pronounce it (in english)

am i right in thinking that tuohpuu is a combination of the game engine from 2.25 and the interface and modeling from 2.31a?

also is it shakey or just as stable?

We (my department) are thinking of using blender to teach games design.. would tuhopuu be the best coice of the blender builds?

d0pamine wrote:

I get no complaints when I set a World to Sumo, but then no physics occur. Is SOLID in it? P.S. How are you building this?

"export NAN_KESTERJI=false" is needed to get the solid-based
game engine to build (the default is to build the ODE based enjine).

greg_b wrote:

What version of python is required for tuhopuu?

2.2, same as regular blender.

greg_b wrote:

and how do you pronounce it (in english)

It's pronounced exactly as it's spelled.

greg_b wrote:

am i right in thinking that tuohpuu is a combination of the game engine from 2.25 and the interface and modeling from 2.31a?

Kind of .... it is a mixture of experimental projects.

greg_b wrote:

also is it shakey or just as stable?

It's just as shaky.

greg_b wrote:

We (my department) are thinking of using blender to teach games design.. would tuhopuu be the best coice of the blender builds?

Maybe currently ... or perhaps use blender 2.25 until
the game engine is more mature.

Chris

hey ya!

the tuhopuu-build crashes while the (new?)bridge-command in editmode,
when you have not at least 2 edges selected. (Why you don´t insert that command to w-key?)
the shortcut for bridge is double assigned (crtl+f). it replaces the flip-triangle-edge shortcut.
the toon-drawtypes are very buggy. when rotating the 3d-view it flickeres and when you have more objects in different drawtypes and select for example the solid drawtype object, it switchs/flickers between the toon-smooth shaded and toon-transparent shaded...
bug in effects:
add a cube, subdivide (e.g. 4 times), new effect --> wave, deselect cyclic it will crash tuhopuu.
vertexloop bug: vertexloop enable in armature edit mode, no cancel possible,
only shutdown tuhopuu!

bleen

request: please move the ignore occluded, visible section method from user prefs to a more logical place like 3d-view header or edit buttons of the object, because it is not recommend to pull down the user prefs in your workspace while editing the objects. you´ll often switch between ignore occluded on and off.

I cant set an object as an actor in this build.. is there somthing im doing wrong?

greg_b wrote:

I cant set an object as an actor in this build.. is there somthing im doing wrong?

what Engine are you choosing?

i dint realise i had to.. im using the one you compiled and posted..

thanks

greg_b wrote:

i dint realise i had to.. im using the one you compiled and posted.. thanks

Its not like 2.25 where there is one game-engine and you can start setting up actor etc, straight away. In tuhopuu you have to choose which engine your going to use in the "World" button from the drop down list, the default is "None", which would account for you not being able to set objects to actors

I think you will find that only the ODE engine works in this build.

A quesion to all tuhopuu uses here, is there anyone who would rather have a build with the "Sumo/Solid" engine enabled instead?

Iam going to load-up an update of the CVS's today, there hasn't happened that much worth a compile

cheers, iv just found the menu, what are dynamo, enji, sumo.

where can i get documentation / is it worth looking at them.

im right in thinking ODE is the old engine? correct??

Solid is set to be the new one? true?
is it at a stable point in its development.. is it worth having?
can i get some docs

Cheers

Greg