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Thanks for the pointer - the Architectural Grammar thing is quite high on my priority list. I need TeraMath for that though and therefore I'm waiting for TeraMath v1.0 to be tested/integrated in the game first. I continue on it every now and then but no big progress thus far ..

manu3d - Great! Yes, just post it here or make a PR like Halamix2 https://github.com/MovingBlocks/CrashReporter/pull/8

News Flash: I added support for internationalization today and would like to add some more translations. The following friendly folks did the i18n for TerasologyLauncher: Polish: Halamix2 Russian: Adeon Spanish: aldoborrero English: Cervator (verification) Maybe you guys could also help me...

Currently there are 5 biomes: MOUNTAINS, SNOW, DESERT, FOREST, PLAINS. There's an ancient GitHub issue requesting different forest biomes and I'm currently porting a worldgen that supports many biomes: OCEAN, LAKE, BEACH, SNOW, TUNDRA, BARE, SCORCHED TAIGA, SHRUBLAND, TEMPERATE_DESERT...

Frenkz: the labels are stored in two files: English Messages English Labels You can just change the content as needed and send them to us or change the file ending to "_fr" and fire out a Pull Request yourself. Thanks!

Good idea! Filed here: https://github.com/MovingBlocks/CrashReporter/issues/3

I ran into similar problems while developing "Cities". The generation pipestart is triggered from the end - the chunk generator - who need to gets data from different providers in a thread-safe(!) manner. ChunkGenerator -> Sector -> Settlements -> Buildings -> BuildingPart To avoid creating...

Name: Crash Reporter Summary: A little utility for making crash reporting easier from different projects Scope: A library for facades and TerasologyLauncher Current Goal: Report crashes (stacktrace, log files, etc) on different social platforms Phase: Maintenance (foundation mostly complete...

I think the website is completely filled up with spam - couldn't find any real content with "Random Page". In my opinion, it makes a bad impression about Terasology in general as it is now .. How about shutting it temporarily down, until a maintainer is found? For now, we could redirect...

Welcome aboard! We try to be online often in IRC, so this is a good place to meet and discuss.

Afaik, eclipse doesn't support the editor-fold tag - at least not out-of-the-box. There's support for code folding of methods, classes and comment sections, though. I would go for more javadoc and fold it in the IDE where appropriate.

Immortius: let me know if I can help with the port of TeraMath. Maybe some replacing pattern can be identified? eclipse also has several sophisticated refactoring tools such as "Encapsulate Field" which converts a member access to a getter or setter call. This feature could be quite useful.

Any news on that issue? I'm experimenting with rectangle/region at the moment, but this is beyond version 1.0. I would like to put the code in a separate branch and wait with the merge until 1.0 is finalized (i.e. can replace vecmath).

Hi, I was wondering if it would (be fun/make sense/help with debugging/bring real user base/bring other benefits) if we had a (headless) TS server instance running somewhere. It could be triggered by Jenkins: whenever a a new commit comes in, Jenkins compiles and builds the latest version...

Here is a screenshot of the latest version (including a bit of Photoshop-magic ;)) : It's again the Cities world generator with seed "a". As of now, the visible part of the world is analyzed to extract the heightmap from it in every frame. This causes the framerate to drop to 3-4 FPS on my...

Yeah, they said it was mainly due to the lack of an accredited organisation (such as the ASF ;)) that would vouch for TS. The ideas page was fine ("please keep it just the way it is") and also the fact that TS is in "pre-alpha" didn't matter to them.

Sadly, we didn't make it this year. Accepted mentoring organizations are listed here: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/org/list/public/google/gsoc2014 There's also an IRC meeting with rejected organizations: 28 February 16:00 UTC (#gsoc on Freenode)

Cervator did some magic to make TeraMath part of the Jenkins project family. Thank you for that! See the first post for setup details.

New housings, yay! The "new" thing here is that they are not rectangular, which required some additions to the rasterizer ..

Sounds great. I had a similar idea, but wasn't sure if it's worth the effort compared to copy&paste + search&rename. Using a proper template engine is surely more elegant. A colleague pointed out that having an explicit representation of Point could be beneficial. For example, vecmaths...