Could this mean we might have an actual SCPCB linux copy?
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=86324

doubleghost wrote:Could this mean we might have an actual SCPCB linux copy?
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=86324

That's talking about installing Irrlicht itself onto Linux, but yes.

doubleghost wrote:Could this mean we might have an actual SCPCB linux copy?

I'll get to it eventually.

It looks like the lighting of most of the items is broken when I import them as-is from the game. Opening them in fragMOTION, adding some smoothing groups and resaving them seems to fix it. Now I have to do that with every single model

Good luck then

The inventory is looking good so far.

It really looks good.

Started working on post-processing: Gamma correction is also included in the fragment shader, though it's at 1 because higher values look too bright on my screen. There will be sliders so players can adjust the effects soon.

Juan, this looks amazing. When do you think another demo can be released?

Mmm, DOF is looking mighty fine so far.

You should try to apply it to inventory objects, like having a shallower effect when holding a document, a radio, or the navigator, instead of how the game currently makes the screen darker when you're equipping the S-Nav.

Omniary wrote:Mmm, DOF is looking mighty fine so far.

You should try to apply it to inventory objects, like having a shallower effect when holding a document, a radio, or the navigator, instead of how the game currently makes the screen darker when you're equipping the S-Nav.

Having certain items like the radio document and snav act like the map in Minecraft would be a cool feature. Then you would have to look down to see the item.