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April 9, 2017 at 10:42 pm #7824
The gui things I was working on and got distracted. I wanted to continue on it later. I have not been doing a lot with monkey 2 for a while now. I hope to find tutorials or anything for the monkey 2 gui features in the future and learn then. Or when I have some motivation to spend more time to learn it. Until that I just make my own things like I always did. At the moment I use Monkey 1 if I want to make something new.
I am not an expert/good programmer. Mostly just for fun and future investement. I use a lower case style naming for everything and the compiler has not been telling me to do it differently. I have not had problems so far. This might change in the future though.
I know my programming is not the best 🙂 I noticed from a book recently that I converted code from it into something that was 5 or 6 times as big to do the same thing. I hope to get better at it. But this might take a decade or two 🙂
I posted the examples here becourse I always have a difficult time starting in a new language. I know I can not be the only one.
Feedback is apreciated though! Makes me spend more time thinking things over.
June 4, 2017 at 7:39 am #8451June 4, 2017 at 11:24 am #8452Sure no problem. Use what you need.
July 9, 2017 at 8:47 am #9200I started a new repository for monkey2 mojo3d.
https://github.com/Pakz001/Monkey2-3D
I hope to start filling it up.
Btw – With the release of monkey2 1.1.05b there is a new debugger rule that might cause some of my older code(2d rep) to not compile anymore. I need to check everything and fix this. It has to do with methods needed to be renamed into functions.
August 14, 2017 at 2:53 pm #9817Hello Pakz
I never used 3d in my codes and i am actually learning it with mojo3d.
But I got a lot of problem, and now, I don’t find the way to apply a texture to a model from a .png image.
Can you make a sample about textures?
August 14, 2017 at 3:29 pm #9818I have not gotten to learn that myself yet. I can not say when I can make this. I am sure the examples for mojo3d that are included with monkey2 must show how to do this. If not, you might be better of posting a request for an example in the main forum here. I did that once and a example was supplied real quick after that(that is the best option I think)
I have still to fix/check everything I made before so that it works with the latest release. Have not have the time for that yet.
When I get some time a lot more code will start to get added in the github repo. Just not have had the time yet.
August 14, 2017 at 4:46 pm #9819I spend about an hour or so trying to get my head around assets but I have not been able to load anything. I seem not to understand how assets work.
August 15, 2017 at 1:17 pm #9839Thanks for your answer
I found a way looking at “Monkey2-v1.1.06/modules/mojo3d/tests/water.monkey2”:
=> I replaced waterMaterial type by PbrMaterial.
=> I removed the normals textures loading and removed the velocity declaration.
=> Changed “waterMaterial.ColorTexture=Texture.ColorTexture( Color.SeaGreen )” by “waterMaterial.ColorTexture=Texture.Load( “image.png”,TextureFlags.WrapST|TextureFlags.FilterMipmap )”
=> Changed “waterMaterial.Roughness=0” by “waterMaterial.RoughnessFactor=0”
I then got a working code wich create a large box with a custom texture of “image.png”.
But applying a texture from an image stay dark in my mind: “how do we get the texture from a code created image? have we to use an image from a file or is there an other way?” I need it to do procedural textural ( e.g. for an animated tv screen )
Hoping my question is not ridiculous, I will think about that and if I really find nothing, then I will check the main forum.
August 15, 2017 at 1:27 pm #9840Feeling stupid:
10 min after the previous post, I checked the mojo library: image have a texture property
Just loading “image.png” with no shader and set ” waterMaterial.ColorTexture=image.Texture” works nice.
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