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I tought of doing that... but if I make misstakes, and it's bound to happen :D, using the mod system of battle.net allows me to fix it, right?

I've released it on Battle.net as a mod... Like I said, you can't publish mod or map on Battle.net if they have dependencies to unpublished mod. For my future mod, I needed to publish it. Unless I didn't understood the rules of Battle.net. So, from what I understand, you go in the dependencies...

Constant : Pi e Point 0 Point I Point J Point K Real : Deg To Rad Rad To Deg Point : Point Clamp Point Cross Product Point Dot Product Point Lenght Point Lenght Square Point Normalize Point Point Arithmetic ( + - * / ) Point Real Arithmetic ( + - * / ) Point Angle Axis Rotate...

Just use the Color class. ;)

Convert Reals To Color and Convert Reals To Color with Alpha You can simply pass in the RGB you want.

Like said in previous "Library" thread, I made one. It's not as big as I expected... but I continue to add stuff to it as I encounter situation that require what I qualify as "basic" function. (For now, it's mostly vectorial stuff and some constant) The library itself has no dependencies...

I would have to answer No as I don't think I know League of Legends.

Yup, exactly. But you know, not everybody remember the Pi as precisly as you. As myself, I got for 3.14159. Can't manage to remember beyond that. :D

Normalize, Cross product, Dot Product, rotation, clamp/min/max... Couple of constant like Pi, VectorI-J-K. I also use Global To Local and Local To Global which is sometime useful to find a vector (point) relative to a specific object orientation instead of world orientation. Since I'm a noob...

I was just wondering if someone put up a library (.mod) of useful stuff... Like some missing math and such. I've checked quickly on battle.net and found nothing. Since I'm building my own (Hate to work without a normalize function around), I was wondering if there isn't an already existing...

Yeah, I already did normalize, lenght, and a couple of other vector function with Point. I was just really surprised that a lot of the basic math stuff is absent from Galaxy. The problem begin when I need something bigger that hold more than just 3 float. Like a rotation matrix or a quaternion.

I guess I will be on hold for... "a while..."

You can't copy one array or struct to another one... Only way is to manually deep copy everything. (struct a = b // Bulk Copy not supported) So, you can't really make a library of function... Everytime you would want call one, you would need to manually copy a boat load of variable to some...

Started the SC2 editor 2 days ago... My first project I want to try is a 3D space ship shooter. First thing I notice, is the lack of real support out of the box for real vector calcul. Not surprising, SC2 doesn't care much about the third dimension. Same with orientation... It's define as a...