[Verse-dev] My apps in new release

[Jiri Hnidek]

Hi,
Emil: thanks for Makefile. It needed some tweaking, but it helped me
very much. Sconstruct would be better for this projects. Every app is
quite small and using scons wouldn't be so slow as using scons for
blender compilation.

Eskil: your compiler have to be really tolerant ;-)

in ./source/commenctor/co_vn_material.c ... all frag->volume.diffucion
should be changed to frag->volume.diffusion

in ./source/uv/ directory is missing uv.h file

etc. etc.

You should store your apps in CVS repository ... there are too many bugs
and making some patch would be much more easier for other developers and
for you too. btw: your source code is like a jungle! ... line with width
200 isn't anything unusual ;-) and I didn't see any comment in your
source code ...  you should add some comments at least before every
function. Let have look at this page too:

http://www.blender3d.org/cms/Coding_Style.141.0.html

btw: At following link you can find some Makefiles and some my changes, 
which I made:

http://e-learning.vslib.cz/~hnidek/misc/verse-app-makefiles.tar.gz

Best regards

Jiri

> Hi
>
> I just uploaded new versions of  my apps (my modeler Loq Airou, my uv 
> editor and connector). They are compatible with the latest version of  
> verse. Included is also the latest version of Enough.
>
> It can be found at: http://www.quelsolaar.com/verse-apps.zip
>
> As for new features the main changes is to Connector that now includes 
> a curve editor. There is also interface tweaks to the Material node, 
> the fragments dont pop up and down now, you simply click on the 
> spheres to expand the fragments.
>
> I think it is time for thees apps to become more "open source" and i 
> would like to welcome any one who would like to get involved to do so. 
> Im not too sure how to do this but I think we might have some kind of 
> invitation at the blender conference. The apps are fairly easy to 
> develop on, the code is clean, the apps are not too large, and most of 
> the basic boring stuff is done, so now its kind of easy to add 
> features. Problem is i have too little time and im being split between 
> so many things. Would anyone be interested to work on any of the apps?
>
> Cheers
>
> E