Will TSE be crossplatform? Terrain Manager?
by Rigo Cisneros · in Torque Game Engine Advanced · 08/18/2004 (7:37 am) · 5 replies
Will TSE be crossplatform in the future? - Unix flavors at least?
I would like to use it for the larger terrains + (tiling I think), since thats not implemented into TGE (like Terrain Manager or Gorpe...). I have read that terrains can be a lot larger in TSE so far...
-Rigo
I would like to use it for the larger terrains + (tiling I think), since thats not implemented into TGE (like Terrain Manager or Gorpe...). I have read that terrains can be a lot larger in TSE so far...
-Rigo
#2
08/18/2004 (8:31 am)
I think the new terrain code allows for some insaine multiplyer by the normal terrain code. Ben was doing one of his "Dude check this out" bits and the he was like, "You see that part that is colored? That's the current, maximum size of Torque terrain." So I'm not sure how much bigger it is, but with a thread title like this, it should draw him to post like Pooh Bear on a Honey pot.
#3
Ben (not gg ben, just incase).
08/18/2004 (2:15 pm)
Hahaahaha.. If nothing else that has to be one of the funiest posts I have seen on GG. Thanks Pat. Ben (not gg ben, just incase).
#5
TSE is planned to be available for linux, mac, and windows.
Yes. Terrains can be as large as your system can handle in TSE.
09/04/2004 (2:04 pm)
Have too. :PTSE is planned to be available for linux, mac, and windows.
Yes. Terrains can be as large as your system can handle in TSE.
Associate David Montgomery-Blake
David MontgomeryBlake
I can't help with the terrain question, though. I have yet to get time to give the source more than a cursory glance.