Pioneer dev forum

Dual Licensing is possible, with caveats: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/331846/dual-license-with-gpl-and-a-closed-source-license https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-licensing I think the problem might arise where it goes into Pioneer, one of us adds too it (GPL), then you'd...

https://youtu.be/HDaf2KCN95k

This looks quite amazing, this video shows ship-to-ship combat, but also repairing your ship, actually reconnecting wires to restore power etc.

Performance is certainly an issue, but the main problem is finding out what verison of desktop OpenGL it supports.
OpenGL ES (3.0) is not the same thing, that's been pretty much thr only thing stopping us supporting the Pi.

We WILL be implementing: - A clustered-forward rendering pipeline, capable of handling a large number of lights per frame (no more over-reliance on NavLights!). - A Metallic-Roughness PBR authoring workflow, requiring a minimum number of textures per material. - A unified weathering system for ship...

Every commit that has moved something into the `\src\ship` folder

There are pending PR's where files have been moved by just moving them, but with edits, so Git doesn't automatically track them. Even git mv just moves them with a commit, there's no other magic "move" command it just does what I've suggested above as far as I can tell.

Is there a way to reassociate files that have already been moved?

Of course the 4GB version has sold out already :)

Interesting, wonder what version of OpenGL

Also: holy shit a MegaDrive version!!!