@china-richway2 (View Post)

No.

C++ is fine as it is.

@china-richway2 (View Post)

 What would be the benefit of doing so? I guess you're thinking that it would be easier to mod in one of those languages because you're more familiar with it, but it's not really worth it. It takes a lot of time and effort to rewrite something as big as TPT. Another thing to note is that TPT written in those languages would run much slower than in C++.

The only language port I see a use for is like some others suggested, something that runs in the browser, but can still run at near native speeds. Probably javascript.

First of all, why should TPT be rewritten? :P It seems to run quite well as-is.

Maybe to add new features unavailable in c++? I wrote a really simple particle simulator like TPT in LuaGL, it isn't as good yet (and probably never will be), but with an extremely reduced set of elements, I got it to work in a 200x200 3D box. With current TPT, you just can't do that (although it would make more sense to port it to a better language than Lua).