Guest Fanatic Posted March 29, 2001 I wonder if he's going to implement GL node support. Zennode is a pretty nice compiler. I couldn't find an email link on the Zennode website to ask tho... : 0 Share this post Link to post
kristus Posted March 29, 2001 Well. It's the best supporting builder for GL legacy. I dunno about GL friendly nodes though. 0 Share this post Link to post
Swedish Fish Posted March 29, 2001 That everytime there has been a new release Marc R. claims like a 200% increase in performance. I mean, how many times can you two-fold performance? Ver .98 runs very quick on my comp but the fact that future versions don't work in DOS bar me from using it since I use DCK. 0 Share this post Link to post
kristus Posted March 29, 2001 Zennode is very slow on my comp. BSP is much faster. 0 Share this post Link to post
Guest Kinoshkana Posted March 30, 2001 Yep, I'm pushing the limits on level size again (one level over 30000x25000 in size at this point). glBSP can't build a blockmap for it - it clips it. ZenNode can't build a reject map for it - it GPFs. Hopefully ZenNode adds GL-friendly nodes support. Oh, and the large-percentage-increases in performance always end up in different areas each time, though reject maps can take a fair amount of improvement. (But he should be saying "can take up to 75% less time" rather than "300% improvement".) 0 Share this post Link to post
locust Posted March 31, 2001 At a glance, it looks like a port to DJGPP would be trivial except for the console stuff; you'd either need a termios library that worked under DJGPP, or to adapt another function set (console.cpp has three sets of the same named functions, for the three target platforms - OS/2, Win32 and Linux) for DJGPP. I'd do it right now except I don't have DJGPP anymore and I'm not willing to suck it over my modem link to do a port I'd never use... I might be tempted to do it at work though :) 0 Share this post Link to post
Julian Posted November 5, 2001 Millennium Rage now features 16 reviews. The site is still in need for other updaters, so don't hesitate to send them a demonstration of your reviewing skills if you think you can help. 0 Share this post Link to post