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[RELEASE] "Better" Procedural Water 3.3.5a

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iindigo:
Quite honestly I'm pretty shit when it comes to most cross platform programming, but I'd be very happy to do UI/UX design as well as any associated graphics (UI elements, tool icons, etc) for any kind of WoW modding tool so long as the programs use something halfway sane for drawing their UIs. While I do complete application development as a hobby (and hopefully soon, as a career), UI design is really what I enjoy and do well with.

I'm serious. If you're developing a tool and need a usable UI, please drop me a PM.


--- Quote from: "Milly" ---The one thing I would like to see though is an all-inclusive World Editor for WoW. A development program that contains all the tools and programs that we use for WoW modding on a daily basis all put into one, with a nicely organized user interface that doesn't look like a Hello World program. Something that feels comfortable and easy to work with when modding. That would at least help encourage people to stick with it and quicken the modding process tenfold.
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That would be absolutely incredible.

Milly:

--- Quote from: "Krang Stonehoof" ---Too lazy to read all the off-topic comments, but coming in like a wrecking ball, I have a question, anyone have found a way to fix the shore for this? I would love to help if possible.
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The shore? As in the waves? They're not possible in 3.3.5a.

Skarn:

--- Quote from: "Milly" ---
--- Quote from: "schlumpf" ---If there is a point of this post except for me being drunk: Better tools won't happen. Likely not even tools or emulators for 6.* ever will. This forum has been copying files from WoD to WotLK the last months. It won't get any better.
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I was drunk last night too xD Think I still am. Cheers!

Anyway, yeah I think sticking to WotLK is probably our best bet. Cumulatively there are years worth of work put into the tools that we have for 3.3.5a and making them all over again for a different expansion would take a lot longer than simply backporting everything.

The one thing I would like to see though is an all-inclusive World Editor for WoW. A development program that contains all the tools and programs that we use for WoW modding on a daily basis all put into one, with a nicely organized user interface that doesn't look like a Hello World program. Something that feels comfortable and easy to work with when modding. That would at least help encourage people to stick with it and quicken the modding process tenfold.

Obviously that's a lot of work. But still. It'd be cool. As shit.

I'm almost tempted to make one myself. It'd be a pretty neat introduction to programming. Easier than making a game engine at least. Entirely experimental of course.
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It would be really great if all the coders that still want to do something come up together on the one project as I said before. Maybe it will result in something productive.

Selaya:

--- Quote from: "Milly" ---
--- Quote from: "Krang Stonehoof" ---Too lazy to read all the off-topic comments, but coming in like a wrecking ball, I have a question, anyone have found a way to fix the shore for this? I would love to help if possible.
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The shore? As in the waves? They're not possible in 3.3.5a.
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Not per se, actually.
It`ll however require a downport of these features from Cata/MoP, as I`ve said before, which will not be done anytime soon, and probably not at all.

Sorry for nitpicking

<3, Sela

Gurluas:
Isn't it possible to somehow adapt a Cata Alpha client to work with 3.3.5?
It would solve many of the limitations of Cata as the Alpha runs with the 3.3.5 ADT format but has many of Cata's engine upgrades.

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