Elysian Shadows

Nice update!

Ginto8 wrote:The level design is fine, the tree tile/sprite is weird though.

Agreed

Agreed, XNA is pretty easy to use so just do 3D!

MadPumpkin wrote:I'm just the god of stupid as shit mistakes today, I don't know what I would do without you qp xD

Aha it happens... especially if you end up code till late at night like most programmers

Great skills! What will you do with the war-hero head?

lotios611 wrote: Edit: Also, you can use SFML in C, you just have to use CSFML, which has a fairly nice API. I prefer SDL to CSFML though, probably because it was the first API I used.

Ops forgot about that, good point!

If your mostly using C then SDL would be a lot easier to learn but if your planning to learn more C++, SFML is an awesome object oriented alternative!

N64vSNES wrote:Hooray for building things!




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This building looks sweet! Culling is a pain aha

This looks great, awesome idea!

Great link!

I used something similar recently - http://geosoft.no/development/cppstyle.html

GyroVorbis wrote:AND STILL GET PAID AS IF YOU WERE AT WORK.

That is so sweet!!

Nice work man, good to see this project again! I like all the control used via Lua ;) But I also agree with Falco, don't let Lua do everything... find a balance! :) Instead of std::vector or whatever, for the first entity indexed on the stack. Entity::EntityStack[0]... Try std::map, with the first p...

Very nice work!

Also, it's easier to glance at a header file to get an overview of a class when you don't have to dig through a huge header file filled with function definitions. Header files are a way to hide the implementation aka abstraction. It also allows standards to be followed between cpp files. Absolutely!

dandymcgee wrote: If you're programming for Windows, Direct3D > OpenGL. That's a fact. I still prefer OpenGL, although I haven't much used Direct3D for anything.

OpenGL fan here haha, but totally agreed.

Great find!