MiniSphere - Revision history

Fatcerberus at 23:53, 20 June 2017

2017-06-20T23:53:57Z

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	The miniSphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended on supported platforms as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny and self-contained, requiring only about 3 MB for the 64-bit engine and its system assets. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.		The miniSphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended on supported platforms as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny and self-contained, requiring only about 3 MB for the 64-bit engine and its system assets. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.

	As of this writing (June 30, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for miniSphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''~~minisphere~~ 4.5.11'''.		As of this writing (June 30, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for miniSphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''miniSphere 4.5.11'''.

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:miniSphere}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:miniSphere}}

Fatcerberus: Fix miniSphere capitalization

2017-06-20T23:53:12Z

Fix miniSphere capitalization

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	[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''~~minisphere~~'''] is a modern replacement for and evolution of the aging [[Sphere\|Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C, based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape], and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in ~~minisphere~~, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.		[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''miniSphere'''] is a modern replacement for and evolution of the aging [[Sphere\|Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C, based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape], and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in miniSphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.

	The ~~minisphere~~ engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended on supported platforms as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny and self-contained, requiring only 3 MB for the 64-bit engine and its system assets. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.		The miniSphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended on supported platforms as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny and self-contained, requiring only about 3 MB for the 64-bit engine and its system assets. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.

	As of this writing (June 30, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for ~~minisphere~~, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.4.5'''~~. A "minisphere GDK" version is available as well, which includes a console-enabled build of the engine and [[Sphere Studio]] for rapid game development~~.		As of this writing (June 30, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for miniSphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 4.5.11'''.

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:miniSphere}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:miniSphere}}

DaVince: Fixed capitalization

2017-06-20T18:20:03Z

Fixed capitalization

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	As of this writing (June 30, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for minisphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.4.5'''. A "minisphere GDK" version is available as well, which includes a console-enabled build of the engine and [[Sphere Studio]] for rapid game development.		As of this writing (June 30, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for minisphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.4.5'''. A "minisphere GDK" version is available as well, which includes a console-enabled build of the engine and [[Sphere Studio]] for rapid game development.

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:~~minisphere~~}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:miniSphere}}

DaVince: DaVince moved page Minisphere to MiniSphere: Capitalization changed

2017-06-20T18:16:08Z

DaVince moved page Minisphere to MiniSphere: Capitalization changed

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Bruce Pascoe at 06:47, 30 June 2015

2015-06-30T06:47:01Z

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	[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''minisphere'''] is a modern replacement for the aging [[Sphere\|Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C, based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape], and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in minisphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.		[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''minisphere'''] is a modern replacement for and evolution of the aging [[Sphere\|Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C, based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape], and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in minisphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.

	The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only ~~1.7~~ MB for the 64-bit engine and ~~the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable~~. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.		The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended on supported platforms as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny and self-contained, requiring only 3 MB for the 64-bit engine and its system assets. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.

	As of this writing (June 10, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for minisphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.4.5'''.		As of this writing (June 30, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for minisphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.4.5'''. A "minisphere GDK" version is available as well, which includes a console-enabled build of the engine and [[Sphere Studio]] for rapid game development.

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:minisphere}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:minisphere}}

Bruce Pascoe at 06:31, 30 June 2015

2015-06-30T06:31:46Z

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	The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.		The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.

	As of this writing (June 10, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for minisphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.2.4'''.		As of this writing (June 10, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for minisphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.4.5'''.

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:minisphere}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:minisphere}}

Bruce Pascoe at 03:05, 13 June 2015

2015-06-13T03:05:50Z

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	The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.		The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.

	As of this writing (June 10, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for minisphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.2.3'''.		As of this writing (June 10, 2015), there is not yet an official site on the Web for minisphere, but the engine is available for download and discussion on the Spherical forums [http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html here]. The current official release is '''minisphere 1.2.4'''.

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:minisphere}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:minisphere}}

Bruce Pascoe at 06:47, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T06:47:00Z

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	[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''minisphere'''] is a modern replacement for the aging [[Sphere\|Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C ~~and is~~ based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape] and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in minisphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.		[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''minisphere'''] is a modern replacement for the aging [[Sphere\|Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C, based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape], and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in minisphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.

	The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.		The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.

Bruce Pascoe at 06:46, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T06:46:23Z

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	[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''minisphere'''] is a modern replacement for the aging [[Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C and is based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape] and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in minisphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.		[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''minisphere'''] is a modern replacement for the aging [[Sphere\|Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C and is based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape] and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in minisphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.

	The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.		The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.

Bruce Pascoe at 06:43, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T06:43:17Z

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	[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''minisphere'''] is a replacement for the Sphere 1.x engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C and is based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape]. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is available for use in minisphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.		[http://forums.spheredev.org/index.php/topic,1215.0.html '''minisphere'''] is a modern replacement for the aging [[Sphere 1.5]] engine. It is not a fork of the original engine's codebase; it is a completely new implementation written from the ground up in C and is based on [http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ Allegro] and [http://duktape.org/ Duktape] and includes support for modern features such as OpenGL shaders and CommonJS modules. The vast majority of the Sphere 1.5 JavaScript API is also available for use in minisphere, with only a few functions missing from the implementation. A complete implementation of the Sphere 1.5 map engine is also included and built in.

	The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.		The minisphere engine is available in both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) variants, the latter of which is recommended as it typically provides better performance. The engine is tiny, requiring only 1.7 MB for the 64-bit engine and the official Windows build is completely self-contained in a single executable. As it is coded in C, it is also very portable and has been successfully compiled on both Linux and OS X platforms.