ResetEntity is supposed to be used after moving an entity, and before updating the world, to avoid collisions to be checked. It's useful, for example, when you want to place the player in a specific place of the world, and you have already enabled collision checking (otherwise it will be considered ...

There is no need to assign a different collision type to each star. You can just replace the lines 76-77 with: ENTITYTYPE star(i), collision_earth 'collisions collision_player1, collision_earth, 2, 2 'not needed anymore and everything will work. You will still be able to detect which entity is the p...

NorbyDroid wrote: ↑Dec 18, 2023 15:35 Without help I am unable to do any of the sound commands. Any help will be appreciated.

Can my sfx library help? https://www.freebasic.net/wiki/ExtLibsfx

I don't know how sound worked in LTPB, if you tell me more maybe I can help you implementing something similar.

What issues did you encounter with the collisions? About CreateCylinder, it happens because that parameter is checked with "if(solid==true)", internally, and "true" is defined as 1. I guess it could be replaced with something like "if(solid!=false)" if it's needed to be...

Actually, no, there isn't a better way in OpenB3D (nor in the original Blitz3D) to animate a texture. There are commands to translate, rotate or scale a texture (they might be useful when the animation is just a movement in one direction), otherwise you have to set the frame manually. Other solution...

my problem is that it is very blurred. i have tried everything as texture filter setting. wonder if it's my vide card settings? I like to force it to pixels with blurred smooth look. It's not your video card. The issue is that the starting picture is too small (the picture you have rendered is more...

This is an example of how to build a level using only simple 3d blocks (of course, they can have different texture or material), just as a 2d tilemap uses only small bitmaps that are connected together to form a large picture. #include "openb3d.bi" const w=9, d=9, h=3 dim shared level(9,2)...

Shouldn't such a feature be something that happens under the hood? The GCC compiler has something like that: https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/AutoParInGCC https://hub.packtpub.com/gnu-community-announces-parallel-gcc-for-parallelism-in-real-world-compilers/ Since FreeBasic can use GCC as backend, it should ...

Basically, you need FreeBasic for your system, and its source code. Then, you need to install Emscripten: under Linux, the procedure is something like: git clone https://github.com/emscripten-core/emsdk.git cd emsdk git pull ./emsdk install latest ./emsdk activate latest source ./emsdk_env.sh As des...

The question is for me or for VANYA?

Tried the last version of Emscripten, they haven't fixed that bug yet

I would also try recompiling the runtime libraries

Also, to load a .DXE module you must specify the extension ",dxe", while under Windows and Linux this is not required, so the program requires slight changes

Some examples of shader for OpenB3D can be found in the package OB3DPlus. There is a PBR shader, a bump mapping one, an interior mapping one, a glass one, a shadow mapping one, and several post processing ones (including SSAO , Depth of Field, and more), and even an experimental (barely working) exa...

Another example: inactive.bi: ' generated by Fast Light User Interface Designer (fluid) version 1.0305 #include once "FLTK/Fl.bi" #include once "FLTK/Fl_Double_Window.bi" #include once "FLTK/Fl_Group.bi" 'extern the_group as Fl_Group ptr #include once "FLTK/Fl_Butt...