I connected the UI to most of the texture row editing code.  In Doom, each “Side” had three components, a high, middle, and lower texture.  Inspiration goes one step further and allows an infinite number of strips at any position.  I can remove, add, and split them.  I also like…

It was annoying trying to remember to enable to disable certain context-specific labels, so I built a container to handle all of that for me.  I also set up the container to automatically position everything in it to, so during each render, I simply clear out each of the container's displays, …

I'm still converting all of the old selection code into it's newer counterpart.  It's moving along nicely and is much more manageable now, but there are a lot of functions.  Not only do the functions need to be moved, but the UI needs to be built for them, which consists mostly of a conte…

The new Editor is looking great, and since all of the editing functionality is already built in the old one, all I'm really doing is connecting them to the GUI components.  This may look messy, but it's full of functionality.  The Selection window shows you information about what you have…

For two months, everything that I did was in the main window, so I had a lot of control code that just switched between modes.  Since expanding into multiple windows, I've been slowly pulling all of that apart and putting everything in properly places.  It's going slowly, but I expect the…

Since debugging is easier with a single thread, the frame rate isn't always reaching 60 while working on it.  I figured frame rate is more important than resolution.  This is actually super easy because of how I implemented rendering.  The buffer isn't even a 2D array, it's just one …

I got the Material editing window working completely and now since I have a nice GUI way to assign and load them, I greatly scaled the number of supported formats for internal texture management.  Everything, up until now, had been 5,5,5.  Now I also have a 332 mode, 888 mode, and a FFF m…

The Material window is mostly functional and already makes level editing so much nicer.  I'm hardening everything in the code, so it's taking me longer than normal.  Since the main renderer and everything already exists, I can take my time and make sure that everything is working properly…

I started working on saving material lists to the project file.  Until now, I had them hard coded.  I am making the materials the same across all the levels, but it doesn't  load the texture unless it loads a room that actually uses the texture.  Using libjson is really nice for…

I got the project window to automatically load the last project and room.  I also integrated the window with the already functioning loading and saving system.  You can also see an early version of the Material window.  There will probably be more features added in the future, but th…

I have an affinity towards the look of classic 90's shooters.  One can make a modern game engine look like a classic one, but that has a lot of overhead.  Furthermore, games tend not to be very moldable because of all of the information that gets baked and the complexity of a true 3D envi…