3D Starchart - Teaser 1: Rendering Planets

Thats good news about the object selection, i will eagerly wait for the 06 release.

for costumes it is really not that difficult to get than to display

In: FLApi.Characters.Costume.cs, change it to look like this:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using FLApi;
using FLApi.Solar;
using FLApi.Universe;
using FLParser;
using FLParser.Ini;
using FLParser.Utf;

namespace FLApi.Characters
{
    public class Costume
    {

        /// <summary>/// Gets or Sets the selected SpaceObject's Docking Character Costume
        ///</summary> 
        public string costume 
        {
            set
            {
                m_costume = value;
                setcostume();
            }
            get
            {
                return m_costume;
            }
        }
        private string m_costume;

        public Costume(string s1, string s2)
        {
            if (s1 == null) s1 = "";
            if (s2 == null) s2 = "";

            if (s1 != String.Empty && s2 == String.Empty) this.costume = s1;
            if (s1 == String.Empty && s2 != String.Empty) this.costume = s2;            
            if (s1 != String.Empty && s2 != String.Empty) this.costume = s1 + ", " + s2;            
        }

        /// <summary>/// changes the spacecostume for the selected spaceobject
        ///</summary> 
        private void setcostume(string newcostume = "")
        {
            // TODO: code it to allow changing the space_costume (Class: FLAPi.Characters.Costume, Function: setcostume(string newcostume = ""))
            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(newcostume))
            {
                this.m_costume = newcostume;
            }
        }
    }
}

then in FLApi.Universe.SpaceObject.cs

in function: public SpaceObject(…)

locate: case “space_costume”:

and the line before: break;
change it to:
SpaceCostume = new Costume(e[0].ToString(), e[1].ToString());

and when you want to display the costume string read it from the costume property:

spaceObject.SpaceCostume.costume;

Dammit, it doesn’t even work on my Windows (Vista Ultimate)!!!

what doesn’t work?

The program, what ealse?

Its in Hebrew, do you know Hebrew? Its a typical Error message says “some problem caused the program to shut down…”

Or in other words: “Your windows sucks, go buy a newer one!”

Ok, got this (almost) working on Windows.

great job on the object selection code mate. worked like a charm, and was easy to add to to be able to use the left mouse button to select the object.

As i mentioned after doing a quick convert of my app into C# i found that planets and lighting were rendering as they should based on revision 05. I have also intigrated the code changes for the object selection (ie: Revision 06).

I noticed you put in the code i wrote for the costume display, thanks mate, cheers for that. I plan on continuing work on it to allow for editing and saving it, as well as the faction class i am still working on.

anyway wanted to show this new screenshot of my app with the recent code changes, and the full conversion of the app into C#.

awesome

i will go and integrate the new revision.

cheers.

Those labels seem to be just a little out of place.

Works fine for me, Vista Ultimate 64 bit.

I can run it with XP (Pro SP3).

I’ve attached a new font definition, adding a few more characters (AgencyFB doesn’t have superscript 4, though, bit of a nuisance).

Hey Adoxa,

thanks for the new font deff. i will check it and then update the svn when i get a chance over the next day here.

cheers.

OMG I CAN’T BELIEVE ITS POSSIBLE!!

well good job, fortunately i didnt waste too much time on my own editor.
since my friends and server are gone and my work is useless, i wish you all farewell.

Nice project. Great to see such interest in developing FL further still after all these years! Using C# .NET and XNA framework to develop your application seems a good way to go about it. Perhaps there is an element of irony in the fact that it was MS who ultimately pulled the plug on this game, and now you are (in a sense) using their own freely available SDK’s and IDE’s to redevlop their game….

@Chili

never thought of it that way, lol. i guess in that sense there is a bit of irony there