RichardM

Great job guys!

@Azaezel wrote: Soon as in "way before 2005"? :D

I know, I'm not blaming anybody. And if I were able to fix it myself I would have posted it, because I think that besides OpenGL/Linux support, T3D also needs the latest on DX9 but also make the step to DX11. We'll see how it goes. :)

@Azaezel: I'm sorry that I gave the impression that T3D had become a linux engine, it was just my frustration, and certainly didn't mean to insult anybody. In the days of 3.0 and 3.5 it was a relatively easy job to add the D3D9 refactor to the engine and build it with the windows SDK, but in 3.7 it seems to be a hell of a job (I've just run winmerge to see the differences), so it may be somewhat of a missed change here unfortunately. But if we all know everything on forehand, we were all millionaires. ;) And I know that the Linux/OpenGL version was a problem child for a long time (too long

As said, I'm running T3D 3.0 with most of the 3.5 things in it. I was not able to get the engine build with later versions modified with the directx refactor, so... :(

Nice job guys... BUT... It seems that Torque has become a Linux game engine. :? Now I have the problem that I run Windows7 and when I want to build the engine I still need the bl**dy DirectX SDK! The thing is 5 years old! Also targetting for at least Vista (just because XP is no longer supported) there is no need for it, so why isn't it eliminated? In my humble opinion this should also be a thing in 3.8. I still use 3.0 with most of the 3.5 things in it and also the D3D9-refactor which Anis did some time ago. With this refactor it isn't necessary to have the SDK installed. Forgive me the

Hear! Hear! :D

Yes it was a busy time when InstantAction went down the drain. :evil: