22:33 -!- Irssi: Starting query in 130 with Sandriman
22:33 Okay, I have been asking for it for several times, but since
we're obviously in such different time zones that unless I
become noctural, I cannot seem to make it online
simultaneously with you :)
22:33 nocturnal that is* >_<
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What do y'all think of the idea of a 3d printer? Aaron uses one at work. They call them "C&C machines." I don't recall what C&C stands for, but it basically takes a 3d model from a computer and cuts it into a piece of metal. I've been thinking about building such a beast ( Read more... )

Here's a quick set of images and links to source code. I want to hang out with Scarlet more than I want to make this look nice :)

( Images. Click them for code. )

I had an eventful weekend. I got a lot of coding done. I've not touched OpenGL since my work on Jenkara over three years ago.

The first result of the google search is the project, the second is who it was named after. I hadn't seen pictures of her in quite a long time, and it was kinda' difficult for me ( Read more... )

You will be able to see it with viewcvs here when the repository syncs to anon:

http://svn.myrealbox.com/source/trunk/gtkglarea-sharp

With the help of Alp Toker, I've gotten a rotating teapot app written in C#. OpenGL + GTK#. Whee. This proof-of-concept program uses a C# port of SGI's virtual trackball code. I'm also using Alp's ngtkext libraries, which are wrappers around the C GtkGLExt API. The OpenGL bits are powered by Tao.

( And now for the money shots )

http://www.ndesk.org/nbind/

Rob mentioned that he’d like some help writing some stuff about X + OpenGL, which inspired me to get back to writing OpenGL stuff for X/GTK+. My last project, which was as much as two years ago now, was Jenkara, named after that quite taxing young lady of the similar name. You can see what kind of progress I made on that package hereIt was pretty ( Read more... )