Hi,
I tried the game out on a borrowed laptop. I was quite suprised that I only got about 2-3 fps on it. I'm not entirely sure about the specs but I think it's somethink like 1,89 gHz dual core, 2 g of ram and some ATI graphics chip/card.
Hi,
I tried the game out on a borrowed laptop. I was quite suprised that I only got about 2-3 fps on it. I'm not entirely sure about the specs but I think it's somethink like 1,89 gHz dual core, 2 g of ram and some ATI graphics chip/card.
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pstudio, are you sure the laptop does have good graphics adapter? my ati mobility radeon gets 120 fps..
Current projects with Delphi & Lazarus: Dage - Dog Adventure Game Engine.
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Current projects with Delphi & Lazarus: Dage - Dog Adventure Game Engine.
Looking good. Everything works here.
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I also tested it, looking good! Running at around 120 fps here
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Current projects with Delphi & Lazarus: Dage - Dog Adventure Game Engine.
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Current projects with Delphi & Lazarus: Dage - Dog Adventure Game Engine.
Hey, huge upgrades has been done to Dage Engine, I ported the engine to Lazarus and this gave engine a port to Linux. It was pleasant surprise that it went really smoothly. No trouble there.
I want to port this engine also to Mac, but I couldn't get Lazarus working on my roommates macbook.
So I need your help!
I need someone who has done work with Mac and Lazarus, knows how to install GLScene and SDL libraries to Mac.
Please add me to MSN messenger if you are interested.
Greetings,
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Current projects with Delphi & Lazarus: Dage - Dog Adventure Game Engine.
very nice !
I'like the idea to make an complete editor and automatize all the stuff could be.
I'm working and a editor too, but for 2d stuffs.
You all speak about lua about script engine, but it's integration is hard in delphi, in my opinion. And the script itself is not "revolutionnary" (it could be easier to handle)
Why not something like pascal script ?
http://www.remobjects.com/ps.aspx
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I could help you porting Dage to Mac. I've just added you in MSN.
As for Lua, I think Lua is a good choice considering cross-platform development (even for mobile platforms like iPhone and GP2X) and it has become de-facto standard for game scripting.
While Pascal Script might be nice, it is considerably slower than Lua and only works on Windows and Linux.
Granted, understanding how to integrate Lua in your own applications can be a lot of work, but there are few Pascal libraries out there to speed up that process.
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