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lib
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83f56bda4e
- add updated osx bullet natives
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13 years ago |
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nbproject
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95fb3eabbd
- revert genfiles for jme project as the project uses the netbeans 7.0.1 ant build files and would not be updated in a newer version if only this file was updated in the project
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13 years ago |
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src
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bb631ab13a
Adding support for defining external (or internal in Android's case) sensors. This is still a work in progress. Major task yet to complete is defining the coordinate system to return the sensor data. 3 sensor types are defined: Magnetic, Accelerometer, Orientation. Right now the sensor data is returned in device coordinates for Magnetic and Acceleration, and World (Earth) coordinates for Orientation. Sensors use the Input Manager to define triggers and listeners like all other input types. Only Android has an implementation for SensorInput at this time. See forum post http://jmonkeyengine.org/groups/android/forum/topic/creating-engine-support-for-android-sensor-input/ for details of the operation and current status.
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13 years ago |
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test
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3cdaf0e051
jme3:
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14 years ago |
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test-data
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9276987aac
WaterFilter forgot the heightmap for the test case
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13 years ago |
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MANIFEST.MF
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9e53abbb7a
move jme3 to trunk
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15 years ago |
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TestChooser.exe
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9e53abbb7a
move jme3 to trunk
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15 years ago |
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build.xml
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9221bea9d9
- override default javadoc target to exclude test javadoc in build.xml
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14 years ago |
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bullet-native-build.txt
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2a48696164
- update information on native bullet building
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14 years ago |
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master-application.jnlp
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ba365cf8f3
- cleanup build process
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14 years ago |
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mountains.zip
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07e096ae71
Fix: the new way to add physics to terrainGrid is to use the listener interface, see updated tests
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14 years ago |
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preview-application.html
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9e53abbb7a
move jme3 to trunk
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15 years ago |
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quake3level.zip
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9e53abbb7a
move jme3 to trunk
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15 years ago |
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town.zip
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940232406e
* Fixed town.zip by getting it from googlecode downloads
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13 years ago |
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wildhouse.zip
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9e53abbb7a
move jme3 to trunk
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15 years ago |
pot..om
bb631ab13a
Adding support for defining external (or internal in Android's case) sensors. This is still a work in progress. Major task yet to complete is defining the coordinate system to return the sensor data. 3 sensor types are defined: Magnetic, Accelerometer, Orientation. Right now the sensor data is returned in device coordinates for Magnetic and Acceleration, and World (Earth) coordinates for Orientation. Sensors use the Input Manager to define triggers and listeners like all other input types. Only Android has an implementation for SensorInput at this time. See forum post http://jmonkeyengine.org/groups/android/forum/topic/creating-engine-support-for-android-sensor-input/ for details of the operation and current status.