Justin Aquadro's extension sources

[LB]

By pure luck, in a random google search for a keyword I saw in an MMF2 SDK header, I found some old subversion server:
http://jaquadro.homedns.org:8080/vie...r&sortdir=down
It has some of Justin Aquadro's old extension sources, among other things. You can browse around and find quite a lot of goodies; they all seem to have been abandoned a few years ago though.

[Retriever2]

Well that's quite curious. Even more curious, I haven't been using local Subversion for a couple years now, so that my workstation's local SVN server is still public and running is astounding.

Anyone is welcome to make use of the code resources in the repo if they wish -- I'm happy to make any of it available under the MIT license as I did with XLua (though apparently I only indicated that in the documentation). XLua is still maintained on my Github account.

[happygreenfrog]

By pure luck, in a random google search for a keyword I saw in an MMF2 SDK header, I found some old subversion server:
http://jaquadro.homedns.org:8080/vie...r&sortdir=down
It has some of Justin Aquadro's old extension sources, among other things. You can browse around and find quite a lot of goodies; they all seem to have been abandoned a few years ago though.

One of those is an OpenGL object, from the looks of things. Either that, or it's LuaGL, but still. I wonder if someone will take up the job of using that source code to make a new object...

[nivram]

Well that's quite curious. Even more curious, I haven't been using local Subversion for a couple years now, so that my workstation's local SVN server is still public and running is astounding.

Anyone is welcome to make use of the code resources in the repo if they wish -- I'm happy to make any of it available under the MIT license as I did with XLua (though apparently I only indicated that in the documentation). XLua is still maintained on my Github account.

Would you be willing to give a link to that gethub for XLua?

Thanks,
Marv

[Retriever2]

Sure: https://github.com/jaquadro/XLua

@happygreenfrog: It is the XLua-specific fork of LuaGL, and that project is also on the above GitHub link.

[LB]

@Marv as many extensions and extension developers as I could find are grouped together on GitHub:
https://github.com/clickteam-plugin
Retriever2 (Justin) is listed on the member list

[nivram]

@Marv as many extensions and extension developers as I could find are grouped together on GitHub:
https://github.com/clickteam-plugin
Retriever2 (Justin) is listed on the member list

Thanks LB for that link.

Marv