ENIGMA Development Environment

I don't think 2d skeletal animation should be a priority, but 3d skeletal animation would certainly be welcome. What else are we supposed to be doing, frame by frame exports? That's retarded.

Hi I'm trying to get enigma working on my arm chromebook, which might not ever work. Currently I have it setup with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I'm running OpenJDK 1.6 u27.

The loading bar gets to "loading plugins" and in the console "07_draw.lgl" then LGM crashes.

I think I might need to upgrade my distro and get newer version of gcc/java, but it'd be nice if I could get it to work without such drastic changes.

I wanted to use external files in my game, especially for audio. However with sound_add, after pressing the run button the game crashes (it cannot find the sound). If I copy the generated executable to the directory the egm is in, it works.

Also odd, if I copy my data directory to the temp folder, when running the game from lgm it still crashes, but if I open the executable myself from the same temp folder it works. Magic or some shit.

Anyway it'd be nice if the working directory could be set to the save file location to save me a pain in the ass.

While I'm here, there's been something really screwy with backup files for a long time now. Every time I save it warns me it can't move the project to a backup file (in fact there is no backup file).

treasure.gmk, the example that can be found in GM8 example folder: http://ge.tt/2yZSwor/v/0

the game I made for Ludum Dare 27: http://ge.tt/6IOTxor/v/0

tested 5 games in the ENIGMA example page, all of them work well.

In the treasure.gmk file, in ENIGMA no resources can share the same name. In the Treasure game, there is both a sprite and an object named "monster". Rename one of them. There is also a sound bonus and an object bonus. In the Treasure game you must also rename "catch" to something else. Due to the way the parser seems to work currently, it just throws in the resources verbatim, and as "catch" is a reserved word, it fucks up the compiler. After these changes, the game runs in ENIGMA.

In your LD game, it does not like "if global.traptype<>0" in obj_spike's step event. Change it to !=. Likewise for a lot of other objects. Sprites "blank" and "endgamespr" must have at least one subimg. Empty sprites will compile, but will crash the game on run (you can load a sprite that is essentially blank by having an alpha channel, for instance). After those changes your LD game runs.

I took the liberty to make these changes and provide them for download here if you're interested:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1215621/treasure.gmk
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1215621/LD27.gmk

All I know is they compile and run. I do not know if they play the same or not, and did not test them extensively.

OK I found what you mean. Yes, creating a model first and adding the linelist to the model and then drawing the model works. See the trend? That's what I had to do to get the cube to draw too. Thanks for the help though.

Doesn't work with GL1 or 3, and with DX9 it causes the game to crash.

Whens the last time you guys updated the engine? Also, daz, non power of two textures is a limitation of the graphics API Direct3D and OpenGL just don't know how to handle them, so the GPU fills the textures with extra space.

I downloaded enigma yesterday from the Windows portable exe.

Also, this does not work in Enigma (drawing lines)

d3d_set_lighting(false);
d3d_primitive_begin(pr_linelist);
d3d_vertex_color(0, 0, -100, c_blue, 1);
d3d_vertex_color(0, 0, 100, c_blue, 1);
d3d_vertex_color(-100, 0, 0, c_red, 1);
d3d_vertex_color(100, 0, 0, c_red, 1);
d3d_vertex_color(0, -100, 0, c_green, 1);
d3d_vertex_color(0, 100, 0, c_green, 1);
d3d_primitive_end();