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Sounds good. I was aware I didn't need to create an application, although I figured it would be polite to properly introduce myself. I have MS Visual C++ 2010 (not what I normally use, but I'll start toying with it) and I'm getting the source code to 0ad right now. I'll be messing around with it this week to get a feel for it and I'll start working on patches in about a week or two.

Will be hard (I'm quite busy with school currently, I've got my hands on a very large, time-consuming project): TODO: - make map circular - revert biome changes - Rewrite path placement - Make sure the water and a open space around it stays clear of trees. (Might even require a total rewrite of heightmapgeneration) - Add resources - add eyecandy This is an initial list, there might be items added to it.

The .cat extension, and saying it's from Barcelona already gave away something

http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/Rmgen_Library#EnvironmentHelpers Hephaestion: Thx

Well I'm not Using Blender. I'll make a video on how I do it.

@Romulus The organization for the subforum is okay by me (remember when i suggested a subforum back on like the first page of this topic? ) Might I propose we use a similiar organization for the github repo? @Council I agree with Romulus about the management tree. I think that it should be created in the Github repo (since everyone can edit who needs to) and it can eventually become a "who's who" list. As for my email address (already listed in this forum) and everything, I personally think that some of us (Lion, Romulus, Niek, Hephaestion) ought to set up some sort of Real-Time talk (perhaps over Skype group messaging or in the IRC) at a time when we are all available. Once we have the applications coming, the structure organized, and everything else preliminary (preferably official WFG notice?) we need to get a sort of "bucket list" and assign tasks from there.

If I can add something would be nice to have some kind of hover on the menus arrows.

AFAIK, that code was all JS. So there are no types, which means noting something as 2.0 isn't needed. Also, the compiler can do strange things when it comes to optimisation, and you'll notice that none of your replacements will make any difference. Not even in micro benchmarks. And it's not even sure the compiler will kick in. These aren't really optimisations that will make the RM generator faster. Instead, the placement algorithms have to be made better, but that needs template information.