Is this still full axe? and does the speed drop a lot when you add more walls?

Also, will there be objects like plants, trees, chairs, ... to pretify the levels?

pure axe  !

add more wall doesn't (or a litlle) change the speed
->object are planning, pnj to .
else, for the wall transparency, I now need a algorithm which sorts numbers from largest to smallest from data.

if anyone can help me ?

max speed on calc, with black wall and without FULL command

If you have a second memory location to store the sorted array, this might be useful:

Pseudocode:
ptr = 0
For each element
Look for largest element
Write that data to (ptr)
Make original element 0
ptr++
Next element
Copy new array to original array

Quote from: ben_g on September 12, 2012, 10:38:05 am

Is this still full axe? and does the speed drop a lot when you add more walls?

Also, will there be objects like plants, trees, chairs, ... to pretify the levels?

pure axe  !

add more wall doesn't (or a litlle) change the speed
->object are planning, pnj to .
else, for the wall transparency, I now need a algorithm which sorts numbers from largest to smallest from data.

if anyone can help me ?

max speed on calc, with black wall and without FULL command

That speed looks very impressive. I think that's about what I'd aim for. Also, the fact that you aren't using full mode yet is quite impressive!

and here it is : no transparency !!

lose some speed, the algorithm is very slow , but I think I can improve him.

without FULL command, max speed, decraese a lot with more wall

Yeah, the speed is still alright as it is
However, would "wall-clipping" be possible (I mean that if a wall is partly off-screen, the part that is on-screen is still displayed) ?

Currently the line clipping reminds me of zDoom. I wonder if eventually it will be possible to have stuff that is partially outside the screen to still display?

Also with transparency disabled, it still seems to run at a quite good speed in the screenshot.

Can you have the game only render walls nearby (that are in front of you as well)? That way, what you could do is keep most rooms smaller or not complex, so there is never a lot of stuff around you to display and fewer walls. Another thing would be to use mostly dark textures, that way no transparency at all is needed.