VC++ 2005 Express - Creating a Level Editor - Creating Render Panels ( Views )

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VC++ 2005 Express - Creating a Level Editor - Creating Render Panels ( Views )

Hi, i am creating a game, the normal level editors can't fill my requirements so i decided to create one that uses my game engine (1st Person Shooter, reltime Lighting / Shadowing, HDR and so on). My Problem is: i need to render my views( top, left, front, Perspective ) in somewhere in the main form, How with a panel Image ...


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VC++ 2005 Express - Creating a Level Editor - Creating Render Panels ( Views )

  • renaud.besnard

    You're really asking for a lot in such a small question. Lucky for you, somebody wrote a book for such questions. Check out "Game Engine Toolset Development" by Graham Wihlidal.



  • Rafael Costa

    Tanks, interesting book, i've downloaded the examples, but, i am a quite noob so, what's the difference betwen Managed and "Normal" Code

  • Utku UZUNDUMLU

    u mean managed and native code :)

    .NET is a managed code

    C++ is a native code

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    Not exactly sure when a code is managed or native ... i guess if it's using a platform SDK its a native code (calls directly to operating system methods)

    Managed code's using a framework ... like the .NET framework, so a managed call goes to the framework, then the framework makes the call to the operating system.

    Managed code is much easiers, no need for memory allocation and stuff like that, but then its slower as native codes.
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