Tag: c++

Add a basic free type wrapper that can render arbitrary strings into in-memory bitmaps

Next to the TextureManager, we also have the TextManager, which is fortunately hardly confusing. It does the actual rendering, but the data has no usage yet.

change header defines to reflect the current namespacing rules

A lot of include guards were changed.

add a proper configuration file (read-only)

That means we have no more hardcoded configuration information:

replace the old chair model with a more or less human model

The old chair model was kept around to be able to distinguish the chair object it from the “human” object, luckily this is no longer necessary:

Add couch object

Sadly it looks more like a bluish blob without light shading. Work will be done on that!

change chair and table models with nicer versions and a nicer texture

Indeed!

Replace chair and table icons with rendered ones

Finally!

Make loading entity definitions more generic

This finishes up the introduction of configuration files!

also load tiles and walltype information from definition files instead of hardcoding them

This also makes use of the new ConfigReader for tile and wall type.