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nuexzz.. wrote:will soon have the solution xD

nuexzz.. wrote:playing around with the shaders I found the selection of tracks intact

Very interesting. I hadn't noticed this before. These are 2D graphics. The problem is that the layers are drawn in the incorrect order. It will take some time to figure out how layer order is specified and then how to fix it. I fear that the Model 3 has very flexible priority settings and that I may need to rewrite the 2D graphics engine again to handle it.

ARE WITHOUT DOUBT TILEMAP2D
You can find work "v.glsl"

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// Transform vertex
   gl_Position = projectionMatrix * modelViewMatrix * gl_Vertex;

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// Transform vertex
   gl_Position = modelViewMatrix * gl_Vertex;

Thanks nuexzz for the solution to the invisible course select icon
But anyway, the 3D Drop down animation comes before the Selection icon
So that's why you hear a banging sound after you insert a credit

Jiterdomer wrote:Thanks nuexzz for the solution to the invisible course select icon
But anyway, the 3D Drop down animation comes before the Selection icon
So that's why you hear a banging sound after you insert a credit

That animation is there. It's done with the 2D tiles.

nuexzz.. wrote:ARE WITHOUT DOUBT TILEMAP2D
You can find work "v.glsl"

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// Transform vertex
   gl_Position = projectionMatrix * modelViewMatrix * gl_Vertex;

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// Transform vertex
   gl_Position = modelViewMatrix * gl_Vertex;

That just transforms the 3D graphics incorrectly. An easier way to disable 3D graphics is to discard all pixels passed to the fragment shader. Add a "discard" statement to the beginning of main():

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/*
 * main():
 *
 * Fragment shader entry point.
 */

void main(void)
{   
   discard;
...
}


works here only 2D animation starting.

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/* Transform vertex
   gl_Position = projectionMatrix * modelViewMatrix * gl_Vertex;

wow did not see your message xD
JUST IN TIME.

Bart wrote:

nuexzz.. wrote:will soon have the solution xD

nuexzz.. wrote:playing around with the shaders I found the selection of tracks intact

Very interesting. I hadn't noticed this before. These are 2D graphics. The problem is that the layers are drawn in the incorrect order. It will take some time to figure out how layer order is specified and then how to fix it. I fear that the Model 3 has very flexible priority settings and that I may need to rewrite the 2D graphics engine again to handle it.

This also applies to the "THE HEAT IS BACK" from the PE intro

I guess combining "vertex2D" with "v" could have a favorable outcome

nuexzz.. wrote:I guess combining "vertex2D" with "v" could have a favorable outcome

The 2D shaders don't work the same way as the 3D ones and are not nearly as complex. They do not control priority between the different layers, for example. That is all handled by the 2D rendering engine before the shaders become involved. Over the next few days, I will try to find some time to modify the 2D renderer to support priorities. I'm not exactly sure how it works yet but I've already found some clues. I'm taking a break from specular lighting.

Added preliminary support for layer priorities fixing a large number of things. Here's a video of Daytona USA 2.

Daytona 2 WIP: Layer Priorities and Specular Lighting
Scud Race WIP: Specular Lighting

Star Wars Trilogy (and many other games) now have correct 2D layer priorities. I need to measure the performance impact of the new 2D rendering system, optimize the code, and then I'll post some more screenshots.



EDIT: Added Scud Race video.