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mercator package

mercator 0.3.3-1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

mercator (0.3.3-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * New upstream release (prior packaging by Stephen Webb)
  * Incorporate and acknowledge NMU, thanks Tobias Frost
  * Add myself as new uploader
    - Remove Stephen Webb per his request
    - Thanks for all the contributions, Stephen!
  * d/control: remove pre-dependency on dpkg
  * d/rules: enable parallel build
  * d/rules: remove builddeb override since xz is now default
  * d/watch: update file extensions
  * d/control: tweaks and update standards to 3.9.6 (no changes)
  * Bump SO-name

 -- Olek Wojnar <email address hidden>  Sun, 27 Sep 2015 16:25:46 -0500

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Uploaded by:
Debian Games Group
Uploaded to:
Sid
Original maintainer:
Debian Games Group
Architectures:
any
Section:
libs
Urgency:
Medium Urgency

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Binary packages built by this source

libmercator-0.3-4: No summary available for libmercator-0.3-4 in ubuntu yakkety.

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libmercator-0.3-4-dbg: WorldForge terrain library - debugging symbols

 Mercator is primarily aimed at terrain for multiplayer online games and
 forms one of the WorldForge (http://www.worldforge.org) core libraries.
 It is intended to be used as a terrain library on the client, while a
 subset of features are useful on the server.
 .
 Mercator is designed in such a way that individual tiles can be
 generated on-the-fly from a very small source data set. Each tile uses
 a fast deterministic random number generation to ensure that identical
 results are produced "anytime, anywhere". This enables transmission of
 terrain across low bandwidth links as part of the standard data stream,
 or server side collision detection with the same terrain that the
 player sees.
 .
 The use of tiles means that there is inherently a large degree of gross
 control of the shape of the terrain. Finer control is implemented by
 allowing geometric modifications - for example, a polygonal area might
 be flattened, or a crater could be applied.

libmercator-0.3-4-dbgsym: No summary available for libmercator-0.3-4-dbgsym in ubuntu yakkety.

No description available for libmercator-0.3-4-dbgsym in ubuntu yakkety.

libmercator-0.3-dev: WorldForge terrain library - development files

 Mercator is primarily aimed at terrain for multiplayer online games and
 forms one of the WorldForge core libraries.
 It is intended to be used as a terrain library on the client, while a
 subset of features are useful on the server.
 .
 Mercator is designed in such a way that individual tiles can be
 generated on-the-fly from a very small source data set. Each tile uses
 a fast deterministic random number generation to ensure that identical
 results are produced "anytime, anywhere". This enables transmission of
 terrain across low bandwidth links as part of the standard data stream,
 or server side collision detection with the same terrain that the
 player sees.
 .
 The use of tiles means that there is inherently a large degree of gross
 control of the shape of the terrain. Finer control is implemented by
 allowing geometric modifications - for example, a polygonal area might
 be flattened, or a crater could be applied.
 .
 This package contains the files for developing with the mercator library.

libmercator-0.3-dev-dbgsym: debug symbols for package libmercator-0.3-dev

 Mercator is primarily aimed at terrain for multiplayer online games and
 forms one of the WorldForge core libraries.
 It is intended to be used as a terrain library on the client, while a
 subset of features are useful on the server.
 .
 Mercator is designed in such a way that individual tiles can be
 generated on-the-fly from a very small source data set. Each tile uses
 a fast deterministic random number generation to ensure that identical
 results are produced "anytime, anywhere". This enables transmission of
 terrain across low bandwidth links as part of the standard data stream,
 or server side collision detection with the same terrain that the
 player sees.
 .
 The use of tiles means that there is inherently a large degree of gross
 control of the shape of the terrain. Finer control is implemented by
 allowing geometric modifications - for example, a polygonal area might
 be flattened, or a crater could be applied.
 .
 This package contains the files for developing with the mercator library.