Programming *

Build the project as follows:

This command is for downloading from GitHub: https://github.com/rexglue/rexglue-sdk

Warning: You can download a pre-built .exe file, which will allow you to decompile the game in C++ (but building it is unlikely). Furthermore, versions are updated frequently, and the latest versions (with more instructions) are worth building.

Prepare the necessary directory.
Specify it as REXSDK in the global variables.

Sometimes the project won't compile in x64, so it's worth adding these lines to CMakeList.txt.

Enable Windows developer mode to download the necessary packages.

And in the /thirdparty/libsmpack folder, enter the following commands.

Then the necessary updates for the package will be downloaded.

Try adding additional parameters here. If it doesn't compile, then:

And finish the build:

Testing

To test the tool, use the following commands:

Add it to the assets/default.xex folder (you'll need to create it and add it to the project that rexglue will create).

This video can be useful for installing clang-cl and preparing default.xex from an Xbox 360 ISO image (which was dumped).

The program will display all missing instructions and replace them with placeholders (but it's best to create an issue with the required instructions, and once they're implemented, return to the project).

Don't forget to support the developers with well-deserved stars and share with your friends. Also, subscribe so you don't miss the next part, which will explain how to run the recompiled project.

Mandelbrot set. 32-bit TrueColor. 60 FPS. 80-bit long double. OpenMP. Supersampling 2x2 (4 passes). Color rotation. I want to say. This is the most necessary thing in the Universe. The most profound. And now, in my entire life, I finally started writing code and did it. Quite complex. And the most beautiful. Download and see! It's an executable file, on GitHub.

github: Download Latest Version Windows And Source code

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The Mandelbrot set. And it's a program! I made it in g++, a freely distributable C++ compiler. Read it! Very interesting. Using OpenMP, you do parallel programming at the multithreading level. And I decided - this would be a completely different level of quality! I implemented honest supersampling (antialiasing) - with 8x8 antialiasing (64 passes per pixel!!!) That is, not 1920 by 1080 pixels, but 8x8 more! 15360 by 8640 pixels! And then these 64 passes reduce by one pixel, but smoothly - and no longer 8-bit, but 24-bit TrueColor!

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