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TSE question

by Cody Killgore · in Torque Game Engine · 08/11/2004 (6:53 pm) · 8 replies

I read somewhere where yall dont have any certain date for the full version of TSE to be released but is there any way that i could know if it was gonna come out soon so like if i waited a month it would still be 150 (early adopters or whatever) :)
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Associate Kyle Carter
#1
08/11/2004 (7:58 pm)
You can check the milestones list. We're probably not going to blow through it all in a month, if I was to guess. :)

I'd start worrying when we're on the last milestone and we're near finishing it... That's not the case now.

Torque Owner Cody Killgore
#2
08/12/2004 (5:54 am)
Ok thanks ben

Torque 3D Owner abc
abc
#3
08/12/2004 (6:22 am)
Yeah, the OpenGL part seams to take forever ;)

Torque Owner Steven Beasley
#4
08/12/2004 (6:39 am)
1: Where is the milestone list.
2: Will OpenGL 2.0 be incorportated.

Associate David Montgomery-Blake
David MontgomeryBlake
#5
08/12/2004 (6:52 am)
The TSE page

Associate Anthony Rosenbaum
#6
08/12/2004 (8:05 am)
Here is the milestone list, and yes

Associate Kyle Carter
#7
08/12/2004 (8:15 am)
We'll be using the highest version of OGL we can - whatever is supported by the cards we're planning on supporting (ie, GF3 or higher). One reason we're focusing on other stuff a little more right now is that we want the OGL situation to gel a bit. :)

Torque 3D Owner abc
abc
#8
08/12/2004 (8:37 am)
That's not good, if OpenGL 2.0 should be incorportated because (I think!) that the OpenGL Shader Language is for Geforce FX and forward (not sure about ATI's cards). Although I may be wrong, I haven't read much about it actually.

But then there is CG shaders that were developed by nvidia and microsoft, the cg shaders are compatible with microsofts hlsl (or what it's called)... from what I have read somewhere is that it's the same as hlsl but the cg shader compiler is compatible with opengl.