Some of you may already be familiar with SVN. For those of you who aren’t I’ve prepared a short presentation to get things rolling. I’ll be showing this on the class of September 15th.
UPDATE [ 15 Sept 2009 ]: Here is the graph that I used during the in-class presentation. I also already created the basic Media folders on svn.
Hey everyone, we talked about this a while back and I actually did work on these a while back, but whatevs.
Here are some suggestions as far as having an official logo goes.
I would appreciate if we could vote for one.
Just post a comment in the following format: VOTE: #1.
UPDATE: Try the poll 
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Add any other comments below.BTW, all the fonts used in this are free to use, so no usage violation or anything.
So Nic made a really cool map of the city:
The map Nic designed
Now this isn’t very practical when it comes to making actual game resources. So I vector’d the map and indexed the building numbers.
Why? Because of naming conventions. When you say: I’m working on building #20, there are NO ambiguities.
Here is the naming convention for 3D files pertaining to the city and models/textures of the city:
All models of buildings are to be put into the Art section of SVN (whatever its name is). Then: Buildings/[Building Number]/["Models" or "Textures"]/[buildingId_[iteration].ma
example: /Art/Buildings/20/Models/20_3.ma
The map will evolve with time. It is important that all changes be re-uploaded to this post. I also include the original SVG file, if anyone needs to make changes to it.
UPDATE!: Now with color-coded height-maps.
UPDATE!: Now with building descriptions and heights!
Here are some instructions on how to get the libHydrax.so to compile on your system. These instructions work for Ubuntu Linux and the Code::Blocks IDE.
start by getting the rar here :
wget http://modclub.rigsofrods.com/xavi/Hydrax-v0.5.rar
extracted Hydrax-v0.5.rar open Hydrax/Hydrax.cbp in projects->build options in Hydrax, compiler settings>other options remove -mthreads in Hydrax, compiler settings>#defines remove WIN32 and _WINDOWS in projects->properties in the libraries tab add OGRE added file Hydrax.cpp and removed hydrax.cpp from the project removed Structs.cpp removed this from linker settings: -Wl,--enable-runtime-pseudo-reloc -Wl,--enable-auto-image-base -Wl,--add-stdcall-alias apply fix from here http://www.ogre3d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=284091&sid=ce193664e1d3d7c4af509e6f4e2718c6 it's the one where you change things from 1d to 2d etc. build compile copy hydrax.so that was created from /wherever/Hydrax-v0.5/Hydrax/bin/Release into /usr/local/lib/ as libHydrax.so
This should score you the library.
More to come on how to get the demo rolling.
