thanks Joshy =) i like triangle and sphere .. looks like path tracing perfection

cubemap, interference and a few others are black

great job regardless.

misspell

at present, address reassignment is my only intent. my project 'Palettator' has the new framework.

with your help i was able to come up with a wave description in layer constructor,
where previously i also had to hard-code the equivalent wave sequence (saw + tri + tri for example) in the output

thanks for your help. Had to make a method for post-construction function re-assignment. Everything's working perfectly! =)

how about

this is more clear to me

fxm wrote:In my previous example, I chose 'return -1/0' just to remember the 2 possible returned values, which were '-1' / '0'.

Thought you were creating an uninitialized 'NaN' condition :)

polymorph compiles. i assume it will run faster [update: members to protected] [update: renamed values() => write()] ' faster than int() http://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=118633 #define flo(x) (((x)*2.0-0.5)shr 1) #define sng as single #define decl declare type func_vars extends object ...

my bad. thought it would just fill in the values.

updated.

[update 3] trying to do something like this ' faster than int() http://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=118633 #define flo(x) (((x)*2.0-0.5)shr 1) type func_vars extends object decl constructor ( sng = .5, sng = .5, sng = 0, sng = 1 ) decl virtual function wave( sng ) sng decl sub function_pa...

evolving my own style

it's about efficiency. per-pixel kind of thing :D

user-defined wave function sequence

is that what you mean by use case? I'm using it for my palette gen

paul doe

fxm - that's insane in a good way

lol. thanks dodicat

it's past my bedtime .. ill try it out tomorrow