I thought I was a loop black belt but a subtle "bug" in my logic for aligning this sentence's glyphs was pretty frustrating. Maybe I've been away from lisp too long but `x = foo then bar` clause had a difference between prefix and postfix application :/ Hooray for macroexpand
Nevertheless... I'm now rendering a string with cl-sdf's font metrics aligning to a baseline. I think I'll tackle scaling next before trying to integrate with medium-draw-text
ICYMI: GE-Proton10-8 Released
#Linux #LinuxGaming #OpenGL #OpenSource #PCGaming #Steam #Vulkan
https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases/tag/GE-Proton10-8
ICYMI: Final NVIDIA driver for Maxwell, Pascal and Volta graphics cards
#GeForce #Linux #LinuxGaming #NVIDIA #OpenGL #PCGaming #Vulkan
Programando un simulador de parque de atracciones con OpenGL y C#
It's been a while since I've felt like I had a win... I've had a bit less time but I've had a devil of a time working out text atlases in my McCLIM backend. I had a false start trying a `medium-copy-area` approach and then was seduced by trying SDFs. Finally, as of today, I at least have individual characters rendering from an SDF text atlas. ... Well in a sandbox canvas. The next mountain will be integration into `medium-draw-text`.
ICYMI: GE-Proton10-7
#Linux #LinuxGaming #OpenGL #OpenSource #PCGaming #Steam #Vulkan
https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases/tag/GE-Proton10-7
Tired of rewriting the same matrix math for minimal dependencies in your OpenGL / GLES / GLSL applications?
I just found glm, a header-only C++ library, that has an existing Debian package that you can simply apt-get. No library dependencies to link, just include the headers, and you have projection, scale, translate, and rotate matrices and vectors. Super awesome, easy, and lightweight.
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Michael T Babcock
José Manuel (Chema) Solís
Bo Morgan
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