Release 8.0

[mindslight]

I pushed a new version of Jo Engine with some features for XL2 and Null1024 

In this version you can see that I'm working to remove the SGL (Only stable features is in the release)

My remaining roadmap (major todolist) to remove the SGL is the following:

- Z-buffer (and sorting) implementation
- Matrix & math functions (needed for 3D)
- 3D implementation
- DMA copy
- SEGA FileSystem implementation
- Audio implementation with new driver
- Finish input implementation

[XL2]

Amazing!
Can't wait to try it!

[null1024]

I want to say it's neat, but my game freezes Yabause and the player model ends up glitching like crazy in SSF when built with the new version, so I haven't been able to check out the new billboard support..
Probably because a handful of things I'm doing poke around under the hood, but I haven't had time these last few days to work on things and check out what's happening. 

[mindslight]

Do you compile with or without the SGL ?
Can you PM your code or some part, I will check this ASAP

[null1024]

Sorry about the delay, been pretty busy.
Here's what I've got so far. SGL should be enabled in 9.0.

warning: it's a tad nasty and I've been meaning to do a rewrite for a while (in particular, there's loads of dumb stuff surrounding my lack of knowledge of working with fixed point numbers)

[mindslight]

Thx, I'll check ASAP 

[mindslight]

You have 2 issues:

1) Line 122 in main.c

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ii.type=0;

must be

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obj_table[ii].type=0;

2) You have some static data on your code and the jo_engine is slightly bigger than before so you must reduce the size reserved for malloc like the shooter demo.

More, you don't use jo_malloc() so...

To do that, you just have to add the line bellow in your makefile

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JO_GLOBAL_MEMORY_SIZE_FOR_MALLOC = 262144

Now it works perfectly

[null1024]

Ah, thanks a bunch! Working fine now.   
last console thing I'd been working on before I started that was an SG-1000 game, and I didn't have a malloc there. 

Also, a quick test of the billboard function, it's just drawing fully 3D quads.
A billboard always faces the screen -- you'd calculate the center position and scale in 3D rather than all four corners (and there's a VDP command to draw exactly that), right now it's just doing what jo_3d_draw_sprite() does.