A very important part of VS is the mesher application. It needs a maintainer and is much simpler in scope than VS itself. It is a good opportunity for somebody who would like to contribute to VS but lacks the time or knowledge to get into the main codebase.
Contact pyramid for details. Also see here for details. And here for bugs.
It is a critical part of the art pipeline.
Mesher needs maintainer
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Please, if any of you can code in C++ or Python, and are interested in becoming a VS hero overnight, reply here or contact any of us.
The mesher project is independent of the engine, and requires no knowledge of how the engine works... just about the types of things each format supports.
I and the other developers would be willing to give you any help you need.
Thanks
Please, if any of you can code in C++ or Python, and are interested in becoming a VS hero overnight, reply here or contact any of us.
The mesher project is independent of the engine, and requires no knowledge of how the engine works... just about the types of things each format supports.
I and the other developers would be willing to give you any help you need.
Thanks
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Welcome CaptainGoon have you had a look at the mesher code yet The Python requirement is mainly for wrapping a GUI around mesher it's self as cmd line apps are not very artist friendly but if you feel more comfortable with C++ there is always Glade.klauss who has been taking care of mesher should make a comment here soon as well and if you have specific questions he would be your major resource.
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I'm getting into the code now, and I'm working on developing some simple models to throw through the mesher so I can figure out what's going on and how it works. I would appreciate it if someone could send me a model that is kind of a "catch all" for all of the things the mesher does. Even if you have a few models that I could use for testing it would help.
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You could use the models in the masters svn repo https://vegastrike.svn.sourceforge.net/ ... k/masters/ that should get you started i will look around to see if there is one that uses all of mesher's options and let you know,
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