Rainb0wSkeppy

an isometric screenshot like in indev would require taking a lot of screenshots of parts of a map then putting them together to make a large image i looked at the cc source code and found that the only way to read pixels from the screen that isn't backend specific is to call cc_result Gfx_TakeScreenshot(struct Stream* output); which isn't declared with CC_API so it shouldn't be used by plugins (it could be changed or removed and break any plugins that use it) and outputs a png i tried to call glReadPixels but i couldn't get it to work also to actually render the map you will need to call void MapRenderer_RenderNormal(float delta); void MapRenderer_RenderTranslucent(float delta); which also aren't CC_API you could render the map on the cpu but it would be very slow

wiki.vg was shut down, what will happen with cpe? will there be any more extensions? how would someone make a proposal for a cpe extension? (the mc classic protocol and cpe are still accessible on archive.org)

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the problem was that i needed 4 vertices also i managed to get this

im trying to draw something but its not working i checked that these functions are getting called void myscreen_render(void* elem, float delta) { struct f3_screen* s = elem; Gfx_SetVertexFormat(VERTEX_FORMAT_COLOURED); Gfx_BindDynamicVb(s -> vb); Gfx_DrawVb_IndexedTris(3); } void myscreen_build_mesh(void* elem) { struct f3_screen* s = elem; struct VertexColoured vb[3]; vb[0].x = 0.0f; vb[0].y = 0.0f; vb[0].z = 1.0f; vb[1].x = 1.0f; vb[1].y = 0.0f; vb[1].z = 1.0f; vb[2].x = 0.0f; vb[2].y = 1.0f; vb[2].z = 1.0f; vb[0].Col = PackedCol_Make(255, 0, 0, 255); vb[1].Col = PackedCol_Make(0, 255, 0, 255); vb[2].Col = PackedCol_Make(0, 0, 255, 255); Gfx_SetVertexFormat(VERTEX_FORMAT_COLOURED); Gfx_SetDynamicVbData(s -> vb, vb, 3); } void myscreen_on_context_lost(void* elem) { struct f3_screen* s = elem; Gfx_DeleteDynamicVb(&s -> vb); } void myscreen_on_context_recreated(void* elem) { struct f3_screen* s = elem; s -> vb = Gfx_CreateDynamicVb(VERTEX_FORMAT_COLOURED, 3); s -> maxVertices = 3; }

hp laptop 15-da1xxx processor: intel(r) core(tm) i5-8265u cpu @ 1.60ghz (8 cpus), ~1.8ghz ram: 8gb graphics card: intel(r) uhd graphics 620 ssd: some 256gb ssd monitor: built in display 1920x1080