indielib.com

[voxel]

I thought about releasing the code to my jam code, but it is a disaster so I extracted the nice bits and made a simple framework.

Includes OIS (joystick + Wii mote support if you enable it)
Includes Box2D + sample line drawing code
Includes State manager class
I'll probably add a Task/Parallel/Sequence manager (from Panda3D) sometime later.

http://casuallyhardcore.com/free/SimpleFramework.zip
http://casuallyhardcore.com/free/Joystick_README.txt

Zlib license (as with OIS + Box2D).

[dogbert]

Thanks for posting this, voxel, it was really easy to set up & get going using the example as a base for a new project.

BTW, there's a dependency on fmodex.

[Javier López]

Finally I got some time to play around with your framework and I have to say I'm impressed.

You have multiplied IndieLib functionality by 100. It's really useful and is a really good option for having an Indielib + 2d phsycs + Music + GamePad controls.

Really good work!

Is the game already posted in some place for downloading? I would like to put the link on the main page.

I think I will post also your framework

PS: Welcome to the forums dogbert

[yosha]

Hello everyone,

I just discovered indieLib and started playing around with it. Looks pretty awesome to me.

I downloaded SF 1.0 compiled it and started it. To my surprise, the program (or the box2d test) seems to be much slower than from the prebuild exe in the bin folder.

Is this just my problem? Does anyone had the same problem? Do I need to reconfigure compiler / linker options?

Any help for an explanation or discussion is appreciated.

BTW, this is Offtopic, but Javier, what does the SDL in the IndieLib do actually?

Greetings from Berlin

Yosha

[Javier López]

Welcome Yosha!

[yosha]

Thank you, Javier.

I figured it out. It was because I compiled the program in DEBUG-Mode. In fact it is as fast as the original program, when compiling in RELEASE-Mode.