Hi,
where can I download the old version of esenthel ?

I am interested in the one with the chm guide and the demo files in C++

I would like to have it so I can copy it in my ipad to study code while I travel.

Maybe someone could share his in dropbox or similar ?

thanks
Fred

Hello,

EE 1.0 is no longer available for people who have not bought that license, please use 2.0.

I'm attaching C++ tutorials from 1.0

(03-27-2013 06:41 PM)Esenthel Wrote:  I'm attaching C++ tutorials from 1.0

Excellent, I was going to ask if you would make those available as they seem to cover a few things not in the 2.0 tutorials from some of the references I've seen ... now I don't need to

Thank you Esenthel,
I know and I am currently testing 2.0, I just needed it for my ipad.

here's a link to the "old" documentation in chm for those interested, also useful in case you don't have an internet connection. The documentation is on Esenthel 1 but most of things are also valid for 2.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7457035/Esenthel.chm

thanks
fred

ooh! documentation *drools*... sadly it doesn't open for me fred64. i just get dead links on every page. I was excited for a minute though

Thanks for the chm file Fred

Just for information: if anyone just gets the message 'Navigation to the webpage was canceled' in the viewing pane when using the chm file then right click the file in Windows Explorer and chose Properties and click Unblock at the bottom of the properties panel.

(03-28-2013 11:23 AM)Pixel Perfect Wrote:  Just for information: if anyone just gets the message 'Navigation to the webpage was canceled' in the viewing pane when using the chm file then right click the file in Windows Explorer and chose Properties and click Unblock at the bottom of the properties panel.

awesome it works! Thanks for the tip

(03-27-2013 06:41 PM)Esenthel Wrote:  Hello,

EE 1.0 is no longer available for people who have not bought that license, please use 2.0.

I'm attaching C++ tutorials from 1.0

So what can do users who used free version of EE 1.0 for their projects? They also won't have access to EE 1.0 (when for example someone needs redownload full SDK) and updates to it? How they can continue their projects if EE 2.0 has limit to 64 resources in project? Buying license is the only solution?

doesn't 1.0 come with 2.0? I know that it used to. I'm going to do an update on my 2.0 to find out.

@Harry: 1.0 was withdrawn from the store (only people who bought the license can access it)
if you still have 1.0 on your disk then you can continue to use it for non-commercial use.

But I really recommend to purchase 2.0 license.

(03-27-2013 06:41 PM)Esenthel Wrote:  Hello,

EE 1.0 is no longer available for people who have not bought that license, please use 2.0.

I'm attaching C++ tutorials from 1.0

1. If EE 1.0 is no longer available why attach tutorials from 1.0?
2. Can you please attach v2 tutorials?
3. Or better still allow for exporting of code?

Why? because, I'm having a hard time switching between my project and the tutorial project (My PC wont run 2 EE clients & launch a build (Cant create render targets. your GPU does not support some formats, or it ran out of available memory. failed to create shadow buffer) and because I cant extract the tutorial in a way that makes sense (like v1).

It makes learning a lot harder in v2 and would appreciate any advice.
Thanks.

I'm still using EE1. what I have not found yet is an exact description of the limitations of the EE2 demo. (beside the 64 resources limit)

if you need to reinstall your pc, imo you can zip your actual EE1 folder, and can extract it later again when you are ready. there is a description in the EE1 Documentation.chm under Installation on Windows, what files and where are placed in VC++. and can use autoupdate afterwards. maybe I'm wrong.

(03-31-2013 09:06 PM)Esenthel Wrote:  @Harry: 1.0 was withdrawn from the store (only people who bought the license can access it)
if you still have 1.0 on your disk then you can continue to use it for non-commercial use.

But I really recommend to purchase 2.0 license.

Does that mean that i need to use EE 2.0 despite the fact that i have, for example, 20k+ lines of code in my project in VS2010 and EE 1.0? And even if i'm fond of VS2010?

Nope. The engine code is still being updated, so hack away with 1.0 and VS.