Lbanet needs you!

[Rincevent_123]

The Lbanet team is still actively looking for people to help:

A web developer:
Role: Maintain and add functionalities to the Lbanet website
Knowledge needed: HTML and PHP. It would also be good to know CMS technologies such as Joomla

A GUI developer:
Role: Develop the editor GUI further by adding more functionalities
Knowledge: C++ and Qt

3D engine programmer:
Role: Improve the 3d engine used by Lbanet
Knowledge: C++, OpenGL, shaders. It would also be good to know a bit OpenSceneGraph (http://www.openscenegraph.org/projects/osg)

Linux and Mac developers:
Role: Compile and maintain a version of Lbanet for Linux and Mac platforms
Knowledge: makefile, a bit of C++

World designer:
Role: Create your own world for Lbanet and publish it for everybody to play on it
Knowledge: your imagination There is a set of tools to help you with world creation so you don't need any programming skills.
Knowing a bit LUA might help but is not necessary


So if you are interested by any of this jobs, just leave a post or send me a PM!

[MatheusMK3]

I'm applying for Web Developer, sir... =)

[DarkOnistar]

I'm applying for World Designer,

I am developing Colozen; which I intend to finish.
I'll also help out with Little Big Hotel although that project is to encourage other players to create the levels; I can just give any extra help people need to get their ideas onto .. grids?.

[Hitiro]

I'll help a tiny bit in the 3D engine programming section. I'm a 2nd year games programmer in university, I program in C++ and have experience in OpenGL, I'm also learning about OpenSceneGraph soon.

[Rincevent_123]

OK guys sounds good, I will send you a PM to discuss about the details.
Of course more people are welcome so don't be shy if you are interested to join the team

[Polaris]

Interested in world designer !!

[deep7]

I can try to build Linux version through makefile (in Ubuntu).
Do all libraries (OpenGl and other, that u use) have their Linux versions with the same interface to call?

[Rincevent_123]

Well yes every libs used are cross platform and provide same interface everywhere.
Only for physX to get the lib you need to register as developer there but I have a copy the linux version of the lib so I could provide it to you if you want.