The Powder Toy

Plasmoid

I know that TPT is being ported to c++ can it be ported to some others like:

OpenEuphoria - http://openeuphoria.org/index.wc

???

(EDIT - What about python?)

MasterMind555

@Plamoid (View Post)
We ( I and Boxmein ) started to remake it in Java ( It's on Github ) and a couple of other developpers contributed too. It's pretty dead now though.

Sylvi

There's just not enough developers to main stream other ports, plus keep them updated.
Though I'm working on an HTML5 and javascript version.

epicksl

if it were coded in something else might it run smoother allowing for larger windows? if so..... 0_o

MasterMind555

@epicksl (View Post)
Not really, C is pretty much as fast as you can get.

Plasmoid

@Lockheedmartin (View Post) How is it going on both versions?

mniip

Lockheedmartin:

There's just not enough developers to main stream other ports, plus keep them updated.
Though I'm working on an HTML5 and javascript version.

Lockheedmartin:

Though I'm working on an HTML5 and javascript version.

Lockheedmartin:

HTML5 and javascript version.

@Lockheedmartin , You mad bro?

jenn4

@mniip (View Post)
You type it: "Umad, bro?".
@Lockheedmartin (View Post)
Really, don't eat my mushrooms!

jalfor

I'm actually working on an electronic Powder Toy (just for electronics (written in C++)) which will (hopefully) run much smoother with a bigger Window.

Really though, the only chance we would have at speeding it up would be to rewrite it from scratch and hope that it can out faster. I guess the game I am making could very easily be extended to have physics, but I don't plan on putting them in myself.

Plasmoid

I found this new thing that the devs might want to look at:http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/alchemy/

TPT in other programming languages