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game engine and framework written in luajit

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Shell 0.04% Lua 99.66% Batchfile 0.05% JavaScript 0.01% HTML 0.01% TypeScript 0.23%

game-engine luajit lua ffi luajit-ffi-bindings ffi-wrapper linux engine3d lua-script source-engine

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goluwa's Issues

Bullet3D in Linux

There are no linux binaries for bullet3d packed

fix libsndio dependency on linux

sdl and openal needs it

only invalidate panel matrices when it's nesseceary

currently it's invalidated every frame because something else is wrong

event.AddListener is a mess, use a config table

I am on windows7 so I installed powershell and then goluwa.cmd, the first time data was downloaded and 3 windows appear, next time I run goluwa.cmd data dont download again but still three windows.
How can I test an example?

deferred rendering isn't working after refactoring the texture and framebuffer objects

move all lj-* modules to their own separate repository that does not rely on goluwa

Why is the gitlab version much less up to date?

I was just confused by it https://gitlab.com/CapsAdmin/goluwa/

Images in the ReadMe are broken

make render.AddModelDecoder(type, callback)

`logn()` can't be found when called from `utility.lua`.

.base/lua/libraries/utilities/utility.lua expects logn() to be defined, but it runs before the definition. Swapping the filesystem and logging blocks doesn't work because the latter relies on e.USERDATA_FOLDER which is defined in the former.

Is this dead?

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make the default intepreter and project goluwa in zerobrane

3D rendering doesn't work on ATI

From "Common Mistakes" open OpenGL.org

Warning: It has been reported that on some ATI drivers, glGenerateMipmap(GL_TEXTURE_2D) has no effect unless you precede it with a call to glEnable(GL_TEXTURE_2D) in this particular case. Once again, to be clear, bind the texture, glEnable, then glGenerateMipmap. This is a bug and has been in the ATI drivers for a while. Perhaps by the time you read this, it will have been corrected. (glGenerateMipmap doesn't work on ATI as of 2011)