LÖVE3D

[Soonly]

Thank you, shakesoda!
Everything is working! On LG gives FPS: 7-8.
But most importantly, it works! =)

[shakesoda]

Thank you, shakesoda!
Everything is working! On LG gives FPS: 7-8.
But most importantly, it works! =)

It would probably be fine with a lighter model, the one in the demo is really complicated for a phone! CPML is getting performance improvements soon, too. Good that it works, though!

[Soonly]

Help me, please.
I'm trying to download a simple model and display it. The model is used from the demo "Dangomari", models of chairs. Everything passes, but the model can not see.
Description github lacking.

[Soonly]

All figured out. I used the example of a shader "love 3d-demo 2015-12-21". And without shaders can move an object?
And a couple of questions:
- How to download material format * .mtl?
- Do not try to use a converter models Noesis (http://richwhitehouse.com/index.php?con ... hp#prjmp91)?

[shakesoda]

Now that the Oculus Rift SDK has been updated to 1.0 (well, 1.3.0), I will be updating the integration and it should continue working indefinitely after that.

[qubodup]

viewtopic.php?p=192318#p192318 contains the latest release.

The first post of this thread has an out of date upload unfortunately.

By the way, this is a demo of https://github.com/excessive/love3d, right? Perhaps you might want to link to it from the first post.

I just tried cleaning up https://love2d.org/wiki/Love3D , hope it's all right.

EDIT: Here's a version with 1...0 keys for rotation speed, arrow up/down for vertical movement and mousewheel for zooming. Rather clunky though:
https://app.box.com/s/vvtmkm656dhbrmwqn1lf08ntbzjt49z8 love3d-demo_2015-12-21-mod.love 8.2MB

Video: https://youtu.be/bfXT37rnMCE


EDIT2:

I combined love3d with maid64. It kind of works...

https://youtu.be/Hn5fz1oHTTA

[VectorByte]

I hastily wrote up a mesh generation library for love3D.

https://github.com/Vectorbyte/LOVE3D-Mesh

Probably should start optimizing and perfecting it. Generation times are decent as far as I know, with cube generation being around 0.00007 seconds, and high-poly sphere generation taking around 0.001 seconds. UVs could definitely use an improvement in the way they're handled.
Anyhow, this is for people that want placeholder graphics or just basic primitives with premade UVs to easily create basic game assets.

Here's how stuff looks:

[qubodup]

Sounds cool but
1. module 'mesh' not found
2. no samples, no fun (without having to copypaste from readme, which doesn't work for me, see #1)

[VectorByte]

Make sure to include the files inside a file named mesh. I don't know how to make files in github so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The readme is really the only thing you need to work with, the library is very barebone as of now and it doesn't need examples to cover it.
I'll update the repo with the file once github's servers decide to work.

[shakesoda]

Mind your case sensitivity.

Caps are evil.