Resistance is futile!

It seems like the Spacer (Gothic's world editor) doesn't want to be assimilated by G2Ext...
If remember correctly, I've already had the same issue at the beginning of the whole project with Gothic...

Spacer, I will break your will! (...somehow!) Resistance is futile!

(Image by xkcd.com under CCPL 2.5)

G2Ext revision 13 is out!

The G2Ext revision 13 binaries are now available for download.

I've added a few Spacer api headers, btw. Spacer support will be coming soon (due to lots of compatibility reasons).
We've also worked a bit on stability and fixed some bugs.

You can grab the binaries from our Google Code project page.

The sources can of course be grabbed from our subversion repository @ Google Code.

Is it an airplane? Is it an UFO? No...

... it's just G2Ext that has just been released!

http://code.google.com/p/g2ext/

The G2Ext homepage is now live, too:


http://g2ext.paindevs.com

Just something ...

... interesting to mention:

"Direct access to ZenGin objects" @ WoG (german language - use Google translate)

NicoDE and Sektenspinner are doing really crazy stuff with Gothic's crappy 'Daedalus' script language, like accessing memory, playing with Daedalus's stack, etc.

Its really worth having a look at.

(Image by xkcd.com under CCPL 2.5)

Getting close to releasing it...

G2Ext has finally reached a "releaseable" status, completely ignoring the fact that it is actually just beta, yet.


DaDummy and I will have to work out something to release it without getting any problems.

Thats all for now.

yes! yessss! YES!!!

I've just finished up the rewrite of G2Ext (including mod starter). The code is now way more structurized and cleaner than ever.
There are still some small bugs which need to be taken care of.
The only thing that still has to be redone is the hooking system, as still I have to wait for the new libinject version.
Now I have to write the API documentation.... *stereotype-movie-scream*

Thats all for now^^

Bam!

The G2Ext core is finally working again (more or less).
And Zerxes is currently doing a new version of libinject.
*hooray*