Game Development

I uploaded a video which helps me to explain my issue. https://rapidshare.com/files/323910714/model.rar I am using the same code in the penguin example just changed the 3ds file name.

After all I solved the problems myself, with help and useful advices of koahnig (really thanks for that!)... I left the interesting fragments (with the problems) and posted the solutions, so if anyone meets up with the same problem he'd probably read what he need, learn and correct. What's the point of posting here the whole source of the game? If u want to play it then I can upload the Release...

Thank you all, depends.exe is awesome tool :) As I said before we did it :) I will make sure to share a link here to a website after the game is finished :)

Looks nice. The Butcher reminds of the first boss from Diablo I.

First strait OpenGL isn't trivial and isn't for most people, just knowing how to program in C/C++ and the OpenGL api isn't enough you need a background in advanced mathematics. Also if your doing things in the wrong order or if your not in the right mode at the correct time you will end up with a different result than what you expected. When programming in OpenGL you have to think of it in a procedural mind set. Post a link to your complete source code if you want help.

[quote author="Smar" date="1307540577"]And please create different thread for such questions... Someone could split this one off?[/quote] As you wish. This topic has been split off from "Welcome":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/86/

Anyone knows if its possible to use 32 bit precision floating point textures with a 3D texture?

Try latest one: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qt-quick3d-snapshot/index.html

There are some small examples in projects.forum.nokia.com: http://bit.ly/lJLuOg Take a look at Qt GameEnabler http://projects.forum.nokia.com/qtgameenabler

Corrected it... I've just re-created the project with only one simulator selected....

you could try using labels (With icons) and a Grid layout, maybe an array of labels that represents each square and another array with icons that represent the player, you cant try that way..

QGraphicsView is something I would use for creating such game. You can reimplement QGraphicsItem, so you get a DuckItem, where you can implement all the logic for moving a duck. You will get QMouseEvents directly to your item, so killing a duck is just a proper handling of events sent to your class.

The transition and special effects is what is special in QML. May be you need to use it .

Why would you want to do that? What platform are you targeting ? You can of course use any drawing tools to create pictures and save upload it. Remember qrc (mobile) is for small files. [quote author="BrEaDFace" date="1303459182"]Is there any other way than drawing alot of pics as .png format and uploading with resource file?[/quote]

Hey gpgpu, Thanks for your prompt reply. But I am actually looking for something different and I figured it out. @ -> Create a QWidget -> Override paintEngine() method, does nothing, just returns NULL -> Assign HWND to widget->winId() #ifdef USE_QTGUI QApplication a(argc, argv); CD3DWidget wndw; wndw.show(); wndw.resize(1280,960); hWnd = wndw.winId(); #else hWnd = CreateAppWindow(name,300,300); #endif //CD3DWidget class contains only the following definitions CD3DWidget::CD3DWidget(QWidget * parent):QWidget(parent){ } QPaintEngine *CD3DWidget::paintEngine (){ return NULL; } @ I also posted here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1641286/using-qt-with-directx/5595356#5595356

Yes they can. MeeGo is closely integrated with Qt and therefore with QML, and it's the official platform. If you create apps using Qt/QML you can also reach other mobile platforms. There will be phones later this year. You can also run them on Symbian ^3, and Maemo. As for is it the best for games. Probably not. There are other specialized libraries for games, which are better, but with Qt/QML you can reach the biggest audience, because it runs on so many platforms. As I heard there are unofficial ports of Qt to android, iPhone, WebOS and many more. Not long ago I started working on a QML game "Sink Submarines":https://projects.forum.nokia.com/sinksubmarines for the "MeeGo Coding Competition 2011":http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=71561 You could join us. :)

Hi, In my opinion it is always easier to explain such kind of algorithm with a block diagram (espesially if it is executed by a single thread) :) You can also get inspiration for optimal solution from existing solutions for path finding algorithms such as the different implementations of the traveling salesman problem ;) Best regards, Leon

change one string in only the client or server side and see what happens edit: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qsettings.html. Its all in here

Upload source code to "github":https://github.com/khris/qv .

Does it have to be Direct3D? If you use OpenGL then your game or whatever can run on other platforms apart from Windows. Also if you're interested in using OpenGL then you can use "Qt3D":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qt3d-snapshot/. Full screen is no problem, and you have vertex and fragment (ie "pixel") shaders as in d3d8.