[Soc-2010-dev] Status Report (GE API)

[Dalai Felinto]

Hi Joerg,

"Yo Frankie! runs pretty fine already and I'm very happy that within
the very limited time I've been able to fix a very difficult to trace
bug, that prevented frankie from being able to run"

What version of blender/svn are you testing YoFrankie with?
I just tested with your updated yofrankie branch + blendersvn and
still runs pretty bad here (Frankie doesn't land, it doesn't find the
level files in my computer, and some missing logic bricks [1]). I
tried to test with your branch but there is an error on CMake that
stop me from building on linux (maybe a svn merge with trunk could
bring the fix for that).

Also:
rev. 103: Changed all degrees to radians.
I understand that the hardcoded radians angles is intended for
performance reason, but is this really necessary?
I would expect the compiled class (.pyc) to pre-convert things such as
math.radians(90.0) or math.pi * 0.5 to the final value.

By the way, is there a way to integrate gsoc's yofrankie branch
commits with blender-cvs mailing list?

Regards,
Dalai

[1] - http://www.pasteall.org/13611

2010/6/4 neXyon <nexyon at gmail.com>:
> Hi!
>
> Yo Frankie! runs pretty fine already and I'm very happy that within the
> very limited time I've been able to fix a very difficult to trace bug,
> that prevented frankie from being able to run.
>
> Currently I have the following bugs I found remaining on my todo list:
>
> * KI: Error! Uninitialized
> * Animation when carrying
> * Wall run turn not correct
> * Rambock pickup
>
> The first one I consider to be critical because it also results in error
> messages on the terminal. It will be the next thing I'll spend my time
> for, I hope it won't take as long as the running bug.
>
> The other three I consider lower priority and I think I'll keep them for
> later and start doing the stuff that has a lot more output than wasting
> loads of hours for fixing bugs: the python GE API.
>
> Before I start this I'll also write a short wiki page about 2.4x -> 2.5
> migration steps for GE py scripts.
>
> Regards
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