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by Edward F. Maurina III· in Torque Game Engine· 07/19/2006 (12:51 am) · 14 replies
I started to investigate this and immediately I found that the OSX demo cannot be used as part of the lessons. Additionally, the instructions I gave are only useful to Windows users.
To resolve this problem I have added an 'Appendix E'. This appendix is similar to Appendix C but designed for OSX users. This document is still a work in progress, but I am going to make it available immediately because some of you have been waiting too long as it is.
I'll be working over the next few days to get the OSX issues resolved and to answer the (several) outstanding threads/questions that folks have posted.
You can download the new appendix here.
You can also download a working copy of MRA for OSX here. (THIS FILE IS CORRUPT; I will upload a new copy today)
If you encounter any problems with either the new appendix, or MRA, please post them to this thread and I will attend to them swiftly (more so that lately).
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I downloaded a fresh copy of TorqueGameEngineSDK-1-4u.tar and unarchived it to get the latest Torque SDK (to make sure I had a clean application and files to work with.
I downloaded the 'Appendix E' and started following the directions but, immediately ran into a wall near the beginning.
E.0.2
1. I made a copy of 'RunDemo.command' and changed the name to 'cleanup.dso'.
When I try to open it, by double-clicking on 'cleanup.dso', it changes to 'cleanup.dso.command'. This is a TerminalShellScript. It opens a Completed Command in Text Editor with the following and then launches the Demo:
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/Game Development/Zip Files - Archived/Torque SDK/example/RunDemo.command; exit
Welcome to Darwin!
G5-2:~ Ken$ /Game Development/Zip Files - Archived/Torque SDK/example/RunDemo.command; exit
started in directory: /Users/Ken
Thanks for using the Torque Game Engine!
The Torque Demo Application has finished running.
You may close this Terminal window at any time.
logout
[Process completed]
This is nothing like the script that you indicated in E.0.2 - 2
Quote:
#!/bin/bash
# if launched from the finder, we'll not be in the correct directory.
etc. etc. etc.
Will I get the proper results by entering the script need into my text editor and create a file named 'cleanup.dso', or do I need the terminal connected to this script?
Golly, I'm a goofball, that should have been:
Change the name to 'cleanup.command'
I think I had DSO stuck in my brain. Note: Don't worry about the DSO cleaner for now. I'll supply something better than that as I move along.
Just so you know, your request has helped me move my schedule ahead on some other things. I was going to purchase a Mac later this year (or early next year) for doing porting work on other projects, but since I obviously did a poor job of preparing this sample material for the OSX crowd, I went out and got a Mac dev platform last night.
Actually, its more like a 'porting platform'. I got one of those new Mac-Mini Core Duo models. I'll be taking a very close look at the lessons, the GPGT Kit, et al. over the next few days and probably well into next week.
For now, please skip the DSO cleaner, and just do as you've already done, use the SDK as a starting point.
Now... I hate to say this, but it is very likely that you may experience more problems in the very first lesson. Specifically, loading the prototype mission might crash the game. Like I said in a prior post, I've been trying to do this work on my Wife's old iMac so I can't be sure if it was her machine or my work.
Whatever the case, you've started me down a new path and I'm quite excited about getting this all working properly under Mac. Cross-platform, woohoo!
I'll be updating this thread daily to keep you and the other readers up to date. Thanks for your patience so far!
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Also, if you do find a problem, please let me know page/step and maybe a short 'signature'.
Just don't bash yourself if this is still buggy. I'm taking full responsibility for problems until I've got the kinks worked out.
Thanks!
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- Create clean MAC OSX version of Torque Execute (DONE)
- Test GPGT Lesson Kit w/ Executable (DONE)
- Test Maze Runner Advanced w/ Executable (DONE)
- Create Maze Runner Lessons 'Starting Point' (for users w/o SDK) (DONE)
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- Test all lesson steps and update Appendix E to reflect steps (IN PROGRESS)- Get users to test results
- Release new materials and appendix
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As you can see, I'm almost done. In fact, I'm going to try to get this out to testers tonight.
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In case you missed my recent blog, the OSX fixes are ready for use.
First, get the new appendix here.
Second, get the OSX Starter. You'll need this if you're using OSX.
Third, if you wish, you can get a copy of the OSX Executable for use with both the full copy of the 'GPGT Lesson Kit' and 'Maze Runner Advanced'. Instructions follow:
To use this with the 'GPGT Lesson Kit',
1. Copy the 'GPGT LessonKit' folder off the CD onto your hard drive.
2. Unzip OSX Executable into this new folder.
3. Double Click 'Torque Demo OSX'To use this with 'Maze Runner Advanced',
1. Copy the 'MazeRunnerAdvanced' folder off the CD onto your hard drive.
2. Unzip OSX Executable into this new folder.
3. Double Click 'Torque Demo OSX'
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Any ideas? I'd really like to work through the tutorial soon.
thanks
stein
OK. Give it another try. I re-uploaded the file and everything looks good now.
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Thanks for the quick reply. It worked like a champ! One thing I noticed is that there is a typo in the new appendix.
Step E.12.1 Copy required files.
1. Copy the file 'GPGT/MazeRunner/Lesson_017/teleporters.cs'
This should read 'levelloader.cs', which is what's being added in this step.
Thanks again.
stein
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Just got the book - working through it on Mac OS X...
The cleanup.command file you've included in the OSXStarter.zip file above will not work if you have spaces in your path. Here's a fix:
- Thanks
@asmaloney - Thanks again for the cleanup script.
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When it comes to cinematic adaptations of literary material spanning a series of books, a new trend was ushered in by the finale of the fan favourite ‘Harry Potter’ series of films, that of dividing finales or series culminations into two parts. Apart from serving the obvious purpose of helping tell a dense story suitably over two expansive films, it does also help commercial pursuits and there is no denying it.
While it can be argued that the trend may or may not have been required in the case of ‘The Deathly Hallows’, the public certainly grew weary of the gimmick when ‘Twilight’, ‘The Hunger Games’ and the ‘Divergent’ series’ finales followed suit, clearly visible in the diminishing returns that the “Part 2”s of the final films grossed, leading to the trend finally being reversed for good. Hollywood’s tendency to mint as much returns as possible from a popular property still remains though, and that is why we are here to talk about a neatly wrapped up trilogy of films based on popular YA novels, ‘The Maze Runner’.
‘The Maze Runner’ trilogy of films too suffered the finale syndrome despite not being split into two and ending the trilogy honourably within three complete films each adapting a singular novel, with critical as well as audience scores along with box office performance declining with each film.
As a whole though, this franchise is a success story, grossing roughly $950 Million on a combined budget of $157 Million. There is every good reason to continue the franchise beyond despite said finale syndrome, but it seems like the makers simply don’t want to. For fans hoping for a positive answer to the question in the heading, I will state at the outset that there probably are no hopes for a fourth film here. If you are interested in knowing beyond, read on to find out everything we know about why a fourth film in the franchise won’t probably be happening.
Maze Runner 4 Plot: What Can It Be About?
For any literary adaptation in the world, the most obvious hints as to where the story might continue to comes from the literary source itself, and the three films in the trilogy, as I stated above, are all based on the books of the same name from the literary trilogy: ‘The Maze Runner’, ‘The Scorch Trails’ and ‘The Death Cure’. With that suitably closed off, the only two possible sources for a new film could be the duology of prequel novels ‘The Kill Order’ and ‘The Fever Code’.
A sixth one in the series and the third one in the prequel trilogy is in progress right now from author James Dashner, and together they could directly serve as a ‘Hobbit’ like trilogy of prequels to the main film series. However, interesting and exciting as it may sound to the fans, it may not be happening after all.
Director Wes Ball who helmed the entire trilogy stated in the same regard, “I think three is the number; beginning, middle, end, that’s it. Four? I think there’s something off about four. For me, if I have any say in it, there’s three movies basically”, while the series’ screenwriter, T.S. Nowlin, also stated the same with regards to continuing the franchise further. “We’re not going to split a book in two, no way. I think three movies is the right number, Star Wars! We’ve actually talked about how much we don’t want to do a fourth movie. It’s rare to do something clean, that just has a beginning, a middle, and an end. I really like the way this movie wraps things up and ends. It’s nice to let the movies kind of exhale.”
Coming to the actual prospects of a prequel trilogy, I still think that those are diminutive too, since the first prequel, ‘The Kill Order’ is set thirteen years before the start of the first novel and has no overlapping characters, thus necessitating the hiring of a new cast. While on the contrary, ‘The Fever Code’ would require the team to find younger look-alikes of the cast akin to ‘It Chapter 2’ that did the reverse quite satisfactorily. More so, the plot of ‘The Kill Order’ is considerably darker than any of the books in the series, involving the main characters going insane when the solar flares hit. As difficult as it might seem to portray, there have been absolutely no talks around any of these novels.
Maze Runner 4 Cast: Who Can Be In It?
In case of the prequel novels being adopted, which is also the only direction I see at this point, the studio will have to proceed with new casting as described in the section above, meaning none of the original cast including Dylan O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario, Will Poulter, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Ki Hong Lee, Dexter Darden, and Patricia Clarkson can return.
Maze Runner 4 Crew: Who Can Be Behind It?
No word on the same has been received, especially given that there are little chances of a new film happening as stated by director Wes Ball and screenwriter T.S. Nowlin from the series.
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Maze Runner 4 Release Date: When Can It Premiere?
Since there is no word on any future Maze Runner films as of now, for the sake of prediction, we can only say that the next you would hear of the franchise in theatres, IF AT ALL, wouldn’t be before 2021. The same may be expedited in case another studio picks the prequel trilogy to produce.
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