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I've lost my old login for WLGfx (darn it)...

I spent the morning going through the docs and came up with this quick demo. I'm hoping to get onto the C++ side soon and reviving some of my old code.

See y'all soon.

WLGfx

welcome back. and, neat demo (tho i had to drop the star count to achieve decent FPS on my system).
otherwise, i'll be reviewing your past threads which are intriguing

Very nice demo.

Thank you Rick and Nomad.

I've slightly altered the demo now with a Borg cube for aesthetics.

I've had a slight problem recently though. I purchased AGK2 from Humble Bundle quite some time ago, and just over the last couple of weeks, I decided to grab the AppGameKit Studio from Steam. That's the back story.

At work I use Windows and Linux 50/50, where-as at home I tend to use Linux 99% of the time. And for some stupid reason, Canonical (Linux) have dropped support for 32 bit which means Steam don't work anymore on Linux. It was only tonight I remembered I still had AGK2 on Humble Bundle. Installed it and it works. Woo hoo. Back to the old days.

My questions are:

1. Is the IDE (Linux AGK2) compatible with AppGameKit Studio? What are the differences? (Mainly preference files, etc)
2. Is there support for multi-threading in anyway or is that through plug-ins? (I'm most interested in this as I will be working on those myself anyway)
3. GLSL shaders are supported, but what about custom Vulkan pipeline support?

There's probably a few more questions, but they will come in time. I skipped asking about multi-dimensional array dynamic assignments because after a few days of digging, I finally found the long winded way of doing things.

If all goes well, with my experience of Android and back-end web junk, oh, and other stuff, I'll be dropping by more with some plugins that work'ish cross platform.

ps. Now that I'm back on Linux, as soon as I get a new demo, I'll post it...

On the code level mostly yes, except for some minor differences I believe( haven't experienced incompatibilities yet). I think prefs are completely different though, now way easier to maintain a dark theme all over for example.


If refer to the language: no m-t afaik.


I know the same methods apply to shaders only little bit more strict to accommodate to Vulkan's demands.

First take on a demo...

Got a few more ideas...

I'll be back with some plugins when I can figure them out.