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--- proton:win_3dapp [2010/11/07 11:04] – seth
+++ proton:win_3dapp [2010/12/22 03:35] (current) – seth
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 This app combines the features of the previous apps with the powerful 3D engine [[http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/|Irrlicht]].
-I integrated it over a couple days [[http://www.codedojo.com/?p=440|about a year ago]], so it's based on V1.6, not the absolute latest version. (up to 1.71 now)  If I use it in a "real" project I will probably update and clean it up a bit.
+It's based on the Irrlicht GLES 1.7.1 beta branch.
 Key points about how I integrated it:
   * I don't use any of Irrlicht's GL init/window code, Proton handles that
   * I added a custom texture type so it could read my .rttex format, including pvrct. (PowerVR compressed textures that iOS stuff uses)
-  * It supports only two renderers, GL and GLES V1.X.  Both work on Windows, only GLES works on portable devices, naturally
+  * It supports only two renderers, GL and GLES V1.X.  (GLES or GL can work on windows, mobiles can only use GLES)
   * It is able to load texture formats that Proton can't, including .jpg and .png directly
   * You can use Proton's entity/components along side of Irrlicht, in this example Proton handles the GUI controls
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 ====You built RTBareBones and RTSimpleAPP, right?====
-This tutorial assumes you already did [[proton:win_setup|this one]], and [[proton:win_setup2|this one]].  At least skim them or you won't know about installing FMOD or building resources!
+This tutorial assumes you already did [[proton:win_setup|this one]], and [[proton:win_setup2|this one]].  At least skim them or you won't know about building resources!
 ====Compiling RT3DApp on Windows====
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-It's saying turn everything into 4444 raw files, stretch them to be power of two, and flip them vertically.
+It's saying turn everything into 4444 raw files, stretch them to be power of two, and flip them vertically.  It also compresses the final product with zlib, the filesizes of an .rttex are comparable to .png.
 These textures will load on anything.