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trucidare

Yep its alive, implemented Kitties new license thingie to avoid the demo mode.
kittie and me thinking about a solution for my case up keyword "sdlkjldsffdjkl" that is the main problem at this moment.
after this a second beta will be available for download.
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codegit

Thanks.
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trucidare

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trucidare

#93
Oh double post :D

here some boring time from me...

check the video to understand the screenshots.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNZTg6daz-M&feature=youtube_gdata

edit:// thanks KungPhoo for the caseup tool.

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trucidare

added auto copy of Media Folder.
On Mac it will be copied to @.app/Contents/Resources/ and on iPhone to @/XCode/Glbasic/
Simply set CurrentDir to one of this and you will be able to load directly without copying Media Folder manualy.

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fjsantosb

Hi trucidare,

You are doing an impressive work!! Coding with GLBasic on MAC is a true dream ^_^.

Thanks for sharing trucidare!

King Regards, fjsantos.
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trucidare

i need something!!!

i need a tool to create bitmap fonts lik kitties FontMaker but for OSX.
Any ideas?

(the last thingie before releasing beta 2)
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fjsantosb

Hi trucidare,

I am not good at mac, so i don't know a software for this purpose :(.

Anyone knows any software like that?

Cheers
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trucidare

Ocean that is shit.
I need a TTF to Bitmap tool opensource.
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Kitty Hello

If anyone volunteered for a TTF library X platform, we could make that thing with GLBasic.

Also, the project libgd seems to have a console program that can print on a png image. So, that might be a x-platform way to solve this.

freshworks

Probably this one will work, it is used with cocos2d, but i think it will work here as well.

http://slick.cokeandcode.com/demos/hiero.jnlp


Cheers,
Jespar.

trucidare

thanks jasper but it doesnt create one file font. ://
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Hatonastick

#102
Quote from: Ocean on 2010-Jun-28
Quote from: Kitty Hello on 2010-Jun-28
If anyone volunteered for a TTF library X platform, we could make that thing with GLBasic.

Also, the project libgd seems to have a console program that can print on a png image. So, that might be a x-platform way to solve this.

ClearType?
Hi mate, did you mean FreeType (http://freetype.sourceforge.net/index2.html)?  The only downside with FreeType is that it's not really a font renderer.  Reading the FAQ it makes it quite clear that although it can do basic rendering (1-bit mono and 8-bit grey scale) of fonts, it's not a graphics library.  It doesn't even handle formatting such as justification, kerning etc.  It's more a library that allows you to read in fonts and not a lot more.

There is also SDL_ttf 2.0 (http://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_ttf/) which uses FreeType 2.0.

Only other option would be to recreate the Windows version of the font tool for Mac.  If it was left up to me, I'd probably "cheat" and use PureBASIC to recreate it for Windows, Mac and Linux (assuming there was ever a Linux editor).

Edit:  Removed one of my more daft suggestions.
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Hatonastick

No problem, I actually didn't think there was a mix-up until I went searching for it.  I'd done the same as you -- thought of the right product in my head, but gave it the wrong name. :)
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Ian Price

OK. I now have a shiny new Mac Mini with Snow Leopard (coming second with Guru Logic in the GP32Spain comp. will help financially with this!). The GLB IDE seems to work really well, but I'm not able to run anything - is this normal? It seems to compile fine. I'm 100% new to the Mac, so user may be at fault ;)

All I can say is that what I've seen and played around with so far is absolutely marvellous. Well done Trucidare :)
I came. I saw. I played.