OK, I managed it somehow using black voodoo to make it look the same way as it was in gfxlib2 ! Phew, it was quite a lot work, but I'm satisfied with my done work.... http://rpg.storm-master.de/ogl11.png @SCC: Sure I can share my source. I made this software light for 16bit and 32bit. You can have b...

Hi there, I want to create a very simple ambient light, which enlightens a dark area. The whole stuff will be done in 2D. I already figured out to make it work in gfxlib2, but I have no idea how to make it with OpenGL. This is the effect I already made and which has to be converted to OpenGL: http:/...

Hey there,

what is the most sophisticated way to archieve a pixel perfect collision using OpenGL? Any good tutorial for this topic will be a help!

thanks in advance,
Stormy

Sorry for digging out this thread, but please notice that this source code won't run with freebasic 0.16b since this code is using GOSUB in SUBs. Tzz, I was not the only one using that method... ^^

That is AWESOME ! :D Great job ! keep working on!!

You have to know in advance how many rows and columns you have. You can just simple backtrack the cursor my saving his location: DIM SHARED AS INTEGER CursorX, CursorY SetCursor(10,10) ShowCursor ' Shows on position 10,10 SetCursor(15,15) ShowCursor ' Shows on position 15,15 SUB SetC...

No, I think there are some protection mechanisms by fb or the OS to prevent something like that. At least on modern OSs.

true, I'm convinced ^^

I can change the background color within some clicks, Zippy. Indeed, it's very easy & fast to do. I can't share you argument.

I found a very very very very confusing bug, that took me several hours to solve it ! Check this source out... Message will be: (FBMLD) Tried to deallocate unallocated memory at &H8087A88 on line XX of memleak2.bas! DECLARE FUNCTION Dummy () AS UBYTE PTR FUNCTION Dummy () AS UBYT...

Well... it is a bit slow, but every custom_blend is will be slow I think.

Yeah, FBMLD is really a relief! Found some nasty bugs, heh... thanks for that hint...

I cannot use your tool, because some compiling error stops me. engine.bas(2760) : error 42: Variable not declared, found: 'DeAllocate' DeAllocate Battlefield.HPmeter HPmeter is a UBYTE PTR and refers to the hitpoint-meter image. Edit: My fault ! I had to write the correspond pointer in brack...

Ok, I trust you ! ;) It's just strange how my memory fades away and I can't do anything... Free memory: 47'788 KB: before starting the game 15'760 KB: first map 13'456 KB: going to second map 9'616 KB: in battle... 7'256 KB: after some spells 9'032 KB: after ending the battle 35'656 KB:after ending ...

Hey,
I know that's a rather stupid question, but do you know if
"DIM var(1 to 1000) as integer" creates memory leaks after ending the program ? I know that allocated memory has to be deallocated. So is the same way needed for large arrays ?

regards, Stormy