PixelLight

pixellight: Tweaked the GCC compiler and linker settings, under Linux 32 bit e.g. "libPLScene.so" is now 4.5 MB instead of 8.6 MB (MS Windows: 1.3 MB)

pixellight: Third static code analyser tool used: Fixed some issues found by "Clang Static Analyzer" (http://t.co/WSHKlEQ)

pixellight: Added native OpenGL ES 2.0 desktop PC support, if your GPU driver supports this, you don't need an emulator for OpenGL ES 2.0 development

pixellight: The birthday version 0.9.8 of the free open-source, cross-platform 3D application framework PixelLight has been released

pixellight: It's been one year since the first public release and nearly 9 years since development start on September 16, 2002

The birthday version 0.9.8 of the free open-source, cross-platform 3D application framework PixelLight has been released. It's been one year since the first public release and nearly 9 years since development start on September 16, 2002. The ... [More] previous releases focused on integrating third party libraries, time to turn the tables. Applications, including their life cycle, are now controlled by frontends. This makes the technology usable for a broader spectrum of applications. The SDK includes four frontends: One for PixelLight's own GUI system, a lightweight native OS frontend, one for the UI framework Qt and a null frontend without any GUI involved used for example when only rendering into background buffers. In this release, there's also a first version of a plugin for "ASSIMP - Open Asset Import Library" in order to provide loader implementations for 3ds, obj, Blender, Collada and so on. The source code now also compiles with Clang and is using the new language keyword "override" from C++0x. Beside the new features, there are changes with the goal to simplify the overall structure of PixelLight. For details, please have a look into the development diaries within the Git repository. Please have a look at the release notes for more information about the new features, changes and bugfixes. Download current PixelLight SDK version (Version 0.9.8-R1): PixelLight SDK (Windows) PixelLight SDK (Linux) Download the current PixelLight source code version 0.9.8-R1: PixelLight 0.9.8-R1 source codes, .tar.gz file PixelLight 0.9.8-R1 external public dependencies for Windows, .tar.gz file PixelLight 0.9.8-R1 external public dependencies for Linux, .tar.gz file [Less]

The birthday version 0.9.8 of the free open-source, cross-platform 3D application framework PixelLight has been released. It's been one year since the first public release and nearly 9 years since development start on September 16, 2002. The ... [More] previous releases focused on integrating third party libraries, time to turn the tables. Applications, including their life cycle, are now controlled by frontends. This makes the technology usable for a broader spectrum of applications. The SDK includes four frontends: One for PixelLight's own GUI system, a lightweight native OS frontend, one for the UI framework Qt and a null frontend without any GUI involved used for example when only rendering into background buffers. In this release, there's also a first version of a plugin for "ASSIMP - Open Asset Import Library" in order to provide loader implementations for 3ds, obj, Blender, Collada and so on. The source code now also compiles with Clang and is using the new language keyword "override" from C++0x. Beside the new features, there are changes with the goal to simplify the overall structure of PixelLight. For details, please have a look into the development diaries within the Git repository. Please have a look at the release notes for more information about the new features, changes and bugfixes. Download current PixelLight SDK version (Version 0.9.8-R1): PixelLight SDK (Windows) PixelLight SDK (Linux) Download the current PixelLight source code version 0.9.8-R1: PixelLight 0.9.8-R1 source codes, .tar.gz file PixelLight 0.9.8-R1 external public dependencies for Windows, .tar.gz file PixelLight 0.9.8-R1 external public dependencies for Linux, .tar.gz file [Less]

pixellight: Used the free static C/C++ code analysis tool "Cppcheck" and the build in analysis of "Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate" on PixelLight (again :)

pixellight: Ah, that's what source code spell checker tools are good for! Fixed a "hand full" of spell errors within the source codes...

pixellight: PixelLight 0.9.8 allows you to choose between multiple frontends: PLGui, Qt, a lightweight native OS frontend or no visible stuff at all