An early test of the terrain id dependent fake first person version of Rm2k's Future chipset.

To see it in action...
http://youtu.be/BZq17BRPpUU

That's pretty rad, Killer Wolf. I'm curious to know what you used to make the "3D" images. Did you use like paint or photoshop or did you actually use a 3D modeling program.

Either way that's really cool and I'm wondering what kind of battle system you're going to use for that.

Even though it did cross my mind at first, I decided that firing up Blender or Lite-C's MED to make resources for an RM game was a little bit of overkill. Instead, just I used Photoshop's perspective and scaling functions for the first couple of test walls, and ended up doing the rest of them with one of the brush transformation tools in Deluxe Paint 2 Enhanced.

The project I'm using it in right now is a dungeon crawler that uses the DBS, albeit with 80-90 event pages of customization.

I'm also planning on using it for a straight up adventure game later on that wouldn't have any battles, but I need to refine it so it will display certain types of areas better first.

Lol, clay. That's so 1995, but awesome!

Whatever, surprised this site still exists. So let's use this topic for what it's made for: screens.



 

 



 

my hasty attempts to learn (modern) openGL for an introductory computer graphics course! woo. (it's 3d tetris which, by the way, isn't very fun. especially not this size)

my hasty attempts to learn (modern) openGL for an introductory computer graphics course! woo. (it's 3d tetris which, by the way, isn't very fun. especially not this size)

That's okay, you quickly find out that nobody ever takes a computer graphics course in order to have fun anyhow.

Pretty impressive though. (In that it is both impressive, and pretty)

there's even more math than i expected D:

aren't all your games psychological horror games

a good game is a good game.

More screenshots, less yapping.