Elysian Shadows

dandymcgee wrote:

THe Floating Brain wrote: What do you think about:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB-bdWKwXsU , (look at about: 57:30) .

Excellent link, thanks for posting. Stroustrup knows his shit.

Legit sauce

Falco Girgis wrote:

TheBuzzSaw wrote:

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Some sexy work right there, I'm inspired!

Great reply Falco, I swear I learn something every time I read your posts..

Agreed with Falco.. Depp is pretty good and the characters are great to watch, I also like Robert Downey, Jr. he's quite fun to watch.
I would say Eddie Murphy was good ahaha, love Jackie Chan's films.. a legend in the martial arts world for sure!

Cool project, bit like the early version of elysian shadows!

Does it look fucking awesome? Yes. Would it be fun as hell to play with? Yes. Do I think it's practical for everyday classroom use. Absolutely not. We have enough technology destroying our everyday lives already. Facebook + mobile phones is worse than the plague. It's difficult to hold a conversati...

Part 2.. cool

Sneak preview of editor, tech demo coming soon!

Inlinevoid wrote:

short wrote:What are you using to design your UI?

Paint.NET

Thas how we do!

Grid copy is a feature I implemented recently into my new editor, it is really useful for creating stuff like a forest of trees or a grid of planes, etc..

Still working on a tech demo project for the second iteration of my game engine, should have a video out soon!

The particles look sweet!! Very nice stuff! Could you recommend anything on coding AI? Thank you! This A.I. actually isn't very complex at all. The creeps are just programmed to walk a certain distance/direction from node-to-node. The way I spread them out was to offset their path by a random amount...

Very nice stuff! Could you recommend anything on coding AI?

dandymcgee wrote:

Light-Dark wrote:regularly you don't start worrying about design till after you got an engine

Lmfao.

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Soganatsu wrote:I would highly suggest that instead of working on a big project, get some smaller projects made first.

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Very good advice!