I thought I'll share what what was built using JPCT in the CricHQ android version.
CricHQ is a leading cricket scoring and viewing cricket application on iphone, website and soon android.
Website: www.crichq.com
No public release for the android version yet. But I'll share once it's out.
Image showing live wagon wheels using JPCT attached. The screen shot was taken on a galaxy nexus.
3d Pitch maps are the next thing to build.
Edit:
Pitch map screen shot below.
Next is to build wagon wheel and pitch map input.
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I've no clue about cricket, but it looks nice... ;)
QuoteI've no clue about cricket, but it looks nice
Hehe thanks.
My work was grateful that you could help with adding lines into library and then optimising them. If you need a job in New Zealand they probably would be willing to hire :P
Live pitch map viewing screen shot attached.
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...weird game... ;)
Here is the Android version (it's free):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.co.nuffie.android.crichq
I've added it to the project page.
QuoteI've added it to the project page.
Cool stuff.
The latest version now includes inputting of PM and WW which is all done in JPCT :)
Update:
So after many years of fairly bug free 3D wagon wheel and pitch maps from JPCT, we will be updating to Unity in a near upcoming release.
This is so we can use the same codebase for all our platforms (web, iOS, Android).
JPCT has been a dream compared to Cocos3D which is what we had on iOS.
Ahh, Unity...the Microsoft Frontpage of 3D development... ;)
I wish you best of luck for the transition. CricHQ was an important project for jPCT-AE as well, because it helped to improve and extend the engine in various ways (Polylines...). If you once decide to come back, we'll be here...