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linux part of Precisiontimer is buggy. #89

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M-F-K opened this issue Sep 2, 2012 · 11 comments
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linux part of Precisiontimer is buggy. #89

M-F-K opened this issue Sep 2, 2012 · 11 comments
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M-F-K commented Sep 2, 2012

Implemented the linux part of the precisiontimer, but it is still buggy. This can be seen in the avanced 01 test with surface grid (it probably plays to fast - jumps).
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Any update on this?

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I'm moving this to 0.5, want to close this milestone to few awesome :)

M-F-K added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 8, 2012
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[engine][linux] improved the linux version of precission timer. Need …
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…to compare advanced tutorial 01 to win / mac before closing Issue #89
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M-F-K commented Oct 9, 2012

I think this one is fixed, but I need a running reference i.e either WIN or OSX to compare with, or a video of it.

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I'll try to make a video during this week.

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[tutorials]Add result for issue #89
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Added movie

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@M-F-K Status update on this please?

M-F-K added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 17, 2012
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[engine][linux]Added a screenshot regarding issue #89. As far as I ca…
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…n see the timer is correct, but THere are 2 things that mess this tutorial up.

1) The placement location of the Draco image is wrong, - it is not centered on the screen but is instead spinning in the lower right corner.

2) The timer is ok. As you can see in the screenshot the number starts with 13  ... and this is the seconds .... but there is no rounding so we got the complete number : 13222053.  This becomes a problem in the tutorial line:

// Update Draco position each second
mDraco->setAngleXYZ(0, 0, mSecond + 10);

I will investigate part 2 further.
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Ok, there is another issue for this. The coordinates are f***ed up now because of a change I made a week ago (some fix about hotspot). See issue #113

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Sorry, closed accidentally (want to go too fast XD)

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Coordinates are fixed now.

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M-F-K commented Nov 21, 2012

Yep - coordinates is good in linux, - now I only need to truncate the timervalue.

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[engine][linux]Fixed Issue #89
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M-F-K commented Nov 21, 2012

Tested with basic tutorial 16 (timer tutorial), - compared it against DarthMike's movie (in the results folder). As far as I can see, it is exactly the same. Closing.

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[tutorials]Cleanup regarding issue #89
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