Hi Marcus,

I would like to put two models of md2 on the left (texture2) and and on the right (texture1), 

       
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so they should stand face to face and ready to fight (such as in Street Fighter). 

Question #1
What's wrong with this code ? only 1 texture model is drawn.

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  test.n7 (Size: 12.2 KB / Downloads: 3)

Here's a quick test of a function for loading md2 (quake 2 models) files.

Attached Files

  md2_loader.zip (Size: 235.07 KB / Downloads: 10)

2025-08-30

• Added the command 'file seek' and the functions 'filetell' and 'fileseek' (examples/help/file_seek_tell.n7)
  
• ngui: Fixed a bug that could cause a crash in the enginea editor. A widget now loses keyboard focus if you click anywhere outside it
  
• s3d: 'S3D_Clear' and 'S3D_BeginMesh' now set the primitive color to white, an implicit call to 'S3D_Color(255, 255, 255)'
  
• Added the games Darned Dungeon and Blocks 3D to examples/games
  

Would you rather see N7 running on Linux or Android?

I'm reposting the game from a thread under the n6 section (https://naalaa.com/forum/thread-304-post...ml#pid1935), since it's an n7 port.

Attached Files

  blocks_n7.zip (Size: 80.21 KB / Downloads: 9)

https://gamesgfabasic.itch.io/
https://gb32.itch.io/
https://larrybtoys.itch.io/
https://scalion.itch.io/


Marcus, 
Their community looks quite cohesive. Their community is a group of users of GFA Basic who are strongly connected, share a sense of belonging, and actively interact with each other and GFA Basic. In addition, their community is characterized by strong relationships, shared goals, and a feeling of mutual support.

Will our user community be able to become such community?
           

Here is a "blast from the past". The old N6? Arkanoid, Blocks. I have also included the executable (for those that do not have N6)

This was coded from a hard copy listing... Let me know if you find any 'random features'?

Enjoy.


  blocks.zip (Size: 438.06 KB / Downloads: 6)

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I have been tinkering with AI (mainly Copilot) to reproduce those fascinating visual sorting programs. The AI is not 100% accurate when it comes to Naalaa, but in most cases, the syntax is somewhat easy enough for me to convert.... I have managed to replicate 6 popular sorting algorithms... Bubble, Insertion, Selection, Merge, Heap, Cocktail and the infamous Bogo sort.

One interesting thing I found was, inserting a 'wait' value of zero seconds has an effect on the speed of the sort. For example: Bubble sorting 200 samples with a 'wait 0' in the sort loop, takes about 41 seconds... remove the wait statement and the time is reduced to almost 8 seconds... apart from the Bogo sort, all other algorithms performed similarly.

Two points to remember... These visual sorting algorithms are a little mind-numbing and are purely here as "see if I can" experiment... the second: Bogo sort, in my opinion, is one of the most useless sort routines on the planet... try not to go beyond 5 elements to sort... All of the other algorithms use 200 elements... Moo Ha Ha Ha Ha.


  sorting.zip (Size: 5.74 KB / Downloads: 10)

Remove the 'wait' statements and record the timings... Curious to know the results....

ps: Try to stay awake... lol

Guess what I found during my latest youtube prowling....

   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaUX1jhC...rt_radio=1

I would be interested in how many "hits" it gets... But ultimately how many visits to Naalaa as a result...

A very nice piece of promotional advertising...! Well... it would have been... I think someone may have left out a link or two in the Youtube description... Doh!

A game about some sort of Australian boomerang throwing mate trapped in a weird dungeon will be released in a few days! So get ready for eight levels and a boss fight (ye, it's a short game)!

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