Just to let you all know some updates to Trissa: currently it’s in a hold state, waiting for next stable Ogre release, which is version 1.7. So until they release this version I’ll hold Trissa in a beta status, although it’s working great right now and all fixes for 1.0 are in place.

The biggest problem with current version of Ogre is that it doesn’t have proper support for multi-threaded games, or better, only one thread is able to make calls to Ogre functions which change the rendering states. In the design of Trissa this is not currently possible as both core’s and player’s code may change the rendering.

Also, I’d like to clarify a thing about the name: in contrary to what I said, “trissa” does not mean “tic-tac-toe” in italian. The right name in italian is “tris” as a friend of mine told me some months ago. However I decided to keep the name, because I liked it, it’s now properly indexed by Google and the game is not the original tic-tac-toe.

Trissa 3D is arriving

I’m proud to release version 0.98 of one of my projects, Trissa. Whilst this is not a version intended for the end-user, I’d like to have some more users to find bugs before releasing 1.0. Be warned: this is intended for developers only. There’s no package yet, so you have to compile it yourself. Some screenshots:

First screen About menu Options menu Start of a 4x4x4 Game Choosing first position - Human Player After some time Minmax Player wins

I’m putting online also a presentation I gave about this project in my university, Politecnico di Milano. Trissa is the name of the Tic-tac-toe game in italian and I made it as part of a course: Laboratory of …

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