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Offline Goober5000

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Reply #80 on: January 06, 2004, 12:17:55 pm
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I took my test scene, which had models accurate to the meter, and scaled them down 20x. Then I took a 45 degree (~43mm) camera, and walla - the Deimos and Fenris looked exactly the same as they do in-game - same perspective, same apparent size, everything. (I'll post a screenie in a few minutes.)


Where's the screenie?

(Incidentally, it's spelled "voila"... I'm surprised Venom/Nico hasn't called you on that :p)


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If someone wants to run through the code and multiply by twenty EVERY time a distance or coordinate is used, be my guest. You should only have to change about 2000 or so lines, provided you can find them all.


Are we sure about that?  The FOV turned out to be only one line of code.  Perhaps this will turn out to be only one small subroutine that everything else is funneled through.
 

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Reply #81 on: January 06, 2004, 03:18:40 pm
all you would need is to scale everything by 20 in the T&L code.

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glScalef(20,20,20);


i don't know if the collision/hud/(insert problem area here) part of the code will be screwed up
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Reply #82 on: January 06, 2004, 06:23:03 pm
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Originally posted by Goober5000


Where's the screenie?

(Incidentally, it's spelled "voila"... I'm surprised Venom/Nico hasn't called you on that :p)


Oh yeah - I'll get one up if I have a moment... we're crazy busy at work this week, moving offices and all.

And the "walla" expression is Hebrew. Means basically the same as "viola", but I never felt comfortable with the latter - it's like saying "violin!" ;)
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Reply #83 on: January 06, 2004, 06:34:45 pm
"Walla" is Hebrew for the same thing?  Interesting.  I'm curious as to its etymology.  (Where's Sesquipedalian when you need him?)

And it's voila, not viola.  It's French for "look there", or "there it is"; and it's pronounced "vwah-la". :p
 

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Reply #84 on: January 06, 2004, 06:41:51 pm
Yeah, one of the main Israeli portals is "Walla".
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Reply #85 on: January 06, 2004, 06:47:54 pm
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"And it's voila, not viola.  It's French for "look there", or "there it is"; and it's pronounced "vwah-la". :p


listen to the guy, he knows his stuff. Oh, and of course, that's the french "a", not the english one ( like the "a" in alpha ).
I just wonder about your "h-", vwala is way enough, you don't mark a pause or anything.
That doesn't really in this forum, does it, btw? :D
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Reply #86 on: January 06, 2004, 07:28:40 pm
The H isn't for the pause, it's for the pronunciation... "ah" has a very definite pronunciation to an English reader, whereas "a" could be any number of things, depending on your accent and preference.
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