Flow3D Ogre Wrapper Beta

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fG_GettingStarted.bmx

This demo will show you how to get started with initialising Flow3D and fG and start buidling your 3d applications as
quickly as possible. Note that with fG init you can use the config window, or specify several options. You don't HAVE 
to use the config window and you should have a look at the fG.init docs to see what you can do with it.
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Import flow.main

'Used polled input, fG does not FORCE you to use a given input system.
EnablePolledInput()

'fG Uses the AppTitle variable for its window, but later you may use fG.changeAppTitle()
AppTitle = "fG - Getting Started [Press ESC to Exit]"

'Init fG and let the user pick the options from the ogre config window
fG.init()

'Load some robot walker legs and scale them down
Global RobotWalker:TEntity = fG.LoadMesh("RobotWalker", "walkie.mesh")
fG.scaleEntity(RobotWalker, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5)

'Throw in a plane for them to stand on and give it the standard unit tile material
Global plane:TEntity = fG.createPlane("Plane")
plane.setMaterialName("tile1")

'Add some quick stencil shadows
fG.enableShadows()


'Basic Render Loop
Repeat

	'Put the FPS and triangle count in the apptitle
	fG.changeAppTitle("fG - Getting Started - FPS : " + fG.getFPS() + " Tricount: " + fG.TrisRendered())
	
	'Turn our entity 1 degree along the y-axis every frame ( LOCAL )
	fG.TurnEntity(RobotWalker, 0, 1, 0)
	
	'Render at (very) roughly 60fps
	fG.renderWorld()
	Delay 16.6666667
	
Until KeyDown(KEY_ESCAPE) Or fG.appTerminated()