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HereNodoka Hanamura wrote:What's Project Atlas?Stormraider wrote:Does that mean that Project Atlas will continue?xX_SuperSic58_Xx wrote: Because at the very least that would require another translation matrix and that would reduce render speed.
Honestly I think he's done for now. With a 64 bit decimal the maps can be much MUCH larger. We could make a world map finally.
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... given recent events, I'll I'm going to say is this - and I say this PERSONALLY, not as a adminstrator -Doomsday wrote:HereNodoka Hanamura wrote:What's Project Atlas?Stormraider wrote: Does that mean that Project Atlas will continue?
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So does this mean he's just going to let D3D rot and focus only on OpenGL....? I can't help but notice how most of the updates in visual aspects are centered around GL2. D3d has barely even changed a bit compared to the OpenGL versions of YS (may be wrong, just my experience..). Does anybody else have this worry as well? I'm not sure how many other people have computers that can run GL1 or 2.u2fly wrote: But, what I desperately want to avoid is to spend considerable time to lean how to use Vulkun only to see Vulkun just fading away. I wasted too much time to learn Direct3D9. Microsoft ditched it in Direct X10. If I knew my knowledge in DirectX9 becomes useless in such a short time, I definitely wouldn't have wasted time learning Direct3D9. I learned from it. I will never spend time learning Direct X12.
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Mine certainly can't run OpenGL 2. It can 'run' YSFlight 1.x at around 10-15 FPS with default planes on Aomori.Swift wrote:So does this mean he's just going to let D3D rot and focus only on OpenGL....? I can't help but notice how most of the updates in visual aspects are centered around GL2. D3d has barely even changed a bit compared to the OpenGL versions of YS (may be wrong, just my experience..). Does anybody else have this worry as well? I'm not sure how many other people have computers that can run GL1 or 2.u2fly wrote: But, what I desperately want to avoid is to spend considerable time to lean how to use Vulkun only to see Vulkun just fading away. I wasted too much time to learn Direct3D9. Microsoft ditched it in Direct X10. If I knew my knowledge in DirectX9 becomes useless in such a short time, I definitely wouldn't have wasted time learning Direct3D9. I learned from it. I will never spend time learning Direct X12.
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It seems so, Swift. D3D v9 is almost 15 years old (2002), and is ancient - The industry is moving away from Direct3D, mainly because of it being windows-exclusive, closed source and to some, a royal pain in the ass to work with, I'm not surprised Soji is abandoning D3D. Sure, it'll hurt slower computers, but unfortunately that's how things are and always will be. You can't really do much with a 15 year old API, I mean - look at NPAPI, which was created for Netscape. It's been used for 21 years (1995), and Browsers and plugins are slowly transitioning to it's derivative successor, PPAPI or Pepper.Swift wrote:So does this mean he's just going to let D3D rot and focus only on OpenGL....? I can't help but notice how most of the updates in visual aspects are centered around GL2. D3d has barely even changed a bit compared to the OpenGL versions of YS (may be wrong, just my experience..). Does anybody else have this worry as well? I'm not sure how many other people have computers that can run GL1 or 2.u2fly wrote: But, what I desperately want to avoid is to spend considerable time to lean how to use Vulkun only to see Vulkun just fading away. I wasted too much time to learn Direct3D9. Microsoft ditched it in Direct X10. If I knew my knowledge in DirectX9 becomes useless in such a short time, I definitely wouldn't have wasted time learning Direct3D9. I learned from it. I will never spend time learning Direct X12.
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Sad when I get better framerate in FSX using payware addons than I do in YS sometimesNodoka Hanamura wrote:It seems so, Swift. D3D v9 is almost 15 years old (2002), and is ancient - The industry is moving away from Direct3D, mainly because of it being windows-exclusive, closed source and to some, a royal pain in the ass to work with, I'm not surprised Soji is abandoning D3D. Sure, it'll hurt slower computers, but unfortunately that's how things are and always will be. You can't really do much with a 15 year old API, I mean - look at NPAPI, which was created for Netscape. It's been used for 21 years (1995), and Browsers and plugins are slowly transitioning to it's derivative successor, PPAPI or Pepper.Swift wrote:So does this mean he's just going to let D3D rot and focus only on OpenGL....? I can't help but notice how most of the updates in visual aspects are centered around GL2. D3d has barely even changed a bit compared to the OpenGL versions of YS (may be wrong, just my experience..). Does anybody else have this worry as well? I'm not sure how many other people have computers that can run GL1 or 2.u2fly wrote: But, what I desperately want to avoid is to spend considerable time to lean how to use Vulkun only to see Vulkun just fading away. I wasted too much time to learn Direct3D9. Microsoft ditched it in Direct X10. If I knew my knowledge in DirectX9 becomes useless in such a short time, I definitely wouldn't have wasted time learning Direct3D9. I learned from it. I will never spend time learning Direct X12.
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When Soji built this game large gddr5 memory video cards didn't even exist yet
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You asked a question. I gave you an answer. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Nodoka Hanamura wrote:... given recent events, I'll I'm going to say is this - and I say this PERSONALLY, not as a adminstrator -Doomsday wrote:HereNodoka Hanamura wrote: What's Project Atlas?
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I hope he will find the way how input non-ASCII on Linux before release it. Also, tomorrow I will write him new letter with some future requests and issues reports.Soji Yamakawa wrote:Hi u2fly,
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I'm sorry for late reply. YSFLIGHT development has been (visually) slow. I was more working on internals. One visible change that will come soon will be shadow-mapping in YSFLIGHT on OpenGL 2.0/ES2.0. I posted some screenshots. Also, multi- language input. Right now only ASCII characters can be used in the chat. The new version will allow typing non-ASCII characters. (YSFLIGHT for Linux excluded since I cannot find how to take non-ASCII character input.)
Polygon Crest has grown more dramatically, but I was too lazy to update it. It will be updated soon.
I spent a month or so to write a tool for making a map of a Retro game by stitching screenshots together.
I will post this program as well.
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Soji Yamakawa wrote:2017/01/22
CHANGELOG:
- Multi-Language Input. Except Linux.
- Calculate transformation matrices in CPU in double precision. This substantially reduces the shaking effect when the view point is far away from the origin without much performance penalty. By the way, in early days, a major misunderstanding was that the matrix calculation was taking much of the computation in graphics. It was wrong. Z-Buffering was the major headache around 1990 to 2000.
- YSFLIGHT on OpenGL 2.x uses shadow-mapping to draw shadow. Now aircrafts and ground objects cast shadow nicely. By the way, in the process of implementing, I have tried Cascaded Shadow Map, which turned out to be utterly useless. Most of, probably more than 99%, of the recent graphics techniques cannot be used in the scene which covers 20 miles square. I ended up coming up with my ad-hoc shadow-volume calculation, which I think worked out well.
- Start-Position search box in the new-flight dialog.
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P.S.: Linux & Mac OS X versions included in single ZIP archive! Windows version possibly will work only with OpenGL (no more DirectX support).
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DOWNLOAD >>> http://ysflight.in.coocan.jp/ysflight/y ... tvere.htmlSoji Yamakawa wrote:
- Console Server for macOS
- Maps are now drawn with depth-test turned on. I think elevated maps are drawn correctly.
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DOWNLOAD - http://ysflight.in.coocan.jp/ysflight/y ... tvere.htmlSoji Yamakawa wrote:03/14/2017
Sorry, Shadow-Map was off in the package I uploaded yesterday. It is fixed in the new package.
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YSFLIGHT StatusSoji Yamakawa wrote:2018/03/14
- Can put SRF models in FLD. (Can be done from the Scenery Editor). Very long time ago, FLD had this feature but the collision was checked against the bounding box. In this update, the collision is checked per polygon. I really wanted to add field-specific ground object, but anyway SRF in FLD is also needed for complex terrain.
- Bug fix: If a DNM model defines rotation based on STATE 0, new data structure was not transforming it as intended. Sorry, I was not clear about which of no-transformation or STATE-0 is the base orientation. I was thinking to make it no-transformation, but looks like there are many models that are assuming STATE-0 is the base. I'm leaning toward making STATE-0 as the base orientation.
- Bug fix: Fireball renderer was not clearing Emissive color in D3D9 code.
- I'm also experimenting with unit-test scripts. So far I was able to automate selecting all items in Simulation menu, selecting all default fields, and some config items. I need to automate testing file menus and network features.
Details - http://ysflight.in.coocan.jp/main/e2018.htmlSoji Yamakawa wrote:2018/04/07
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I've been asked when I release the next stable version. Sorry. I haven't been able to take time for pre-release test [s]because I spent too much time for retro RPGs[/s]. Actually YSFLIGHT grew feature-rich a lot more than I was originally expecting and it is very difficult to manually test many of these features. So, one of the effort I am doing is to automate such tests. I tried several different ways, but the latest scripting is working nicely. For example, now I can automatically select all of the Simulation menus or I can automatically select all of the default aircrafts and fields in the new-flight dialog to make sure the program does not crash. It is amazing to see my test scripts go through many test items for different versions of YSFLIGHT in a few minutes that were taking more than an hour.
Also I am able to test with some different configurations. The work load for the testing will substantially be reduced if I am able to automate tests of many of the configuration items. But it cannot detect the crash, so I need to be in front of the monitor. That's one of the remaining problems.
Looking back, I have added so many features compared to the current stable version. It is a good time to take time for pre-release test and make it official.
I also spend some time occasionally for at least making YSFLIGHT auto-demo for iOS and Android. But, the major road blocking is I need to set up build separately for those two platforms. I cannot really type "cmake ~/development" to set up build environment.
I had a feeling that I forgot something....
Turned out I was totally forgetting about a meeting.
When I am writing a paper or a code it is too easy to forget about time. Also it is easy to lose track of what meetings I got and what meetings are cancelled. If I muted my iPhone for my class and forgot unmuting, things get out of control.
I'm really curious how other people mage their schedule while writing papers and codes, teaching a class, and attending hundreds of meetings.
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Nah, ya think? KISS!Soji wrote:Actually YSFLIGHT grew feature-rich a lot more than I was originally expecting
How in the world...Soji wrote:But it cannot detect the crash
Soji wrote:YSFLIGHT auto-demo for iOS and Android
Are you taking the mick now or?Soji wrote:Actually YSFLIGHT grew feature-rich a lot more than I was originally expecting
Microsoft Outlook miidude.Soji wrote:'m really curious how other people mage their schedule
Ya gutta use that calendar and tasks list!
I also use "If This, Then That" for giving me reminders to unmute my phone and mute it for meetings and the like.
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Take your sweet time with the new update Soji. I won't be downloading it.
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