looking hecking great

SHHHRIIIEEKKK!!! SSSSHHRRIIEEEKKKK!!!!!!

i;m playing around with construct and i started making a game about swearing



here's like 4 or 5 hours worth of work in action
http://secxtanx.com/dump/hcrush/test/


i might finish it but i say that about every game so who knows

helll yea!!!!!!

i;m playing around with construct and i started making a game about swearing



here's like 4 or 5 hours worth of work in action
http://secxtanx.com/dump/hcrush/test/


i might finish it but i say that about every game so who knows

the language in this game offends me please tone it down or I will have to report you to the fcc.  also your main character frightens me

welcome to post 9/11 world crudmeister [kicks ][/kicks]

i;m playing around with construct and i started making a game about swearing



here's like 4 or 5 hours worth of work in action
http://secxtanx.com/dump/hcrush/test/


i might finish it but i say that about every game so who knows

reminds me of game boy color/can taste colors again

Are Low-Poly N64/PSX style graphics coming back? I really hope so. I think it might be because of the whole indie games scene embraced 8 and 16 bit graphics for the past 10 or so years, but Low-Poly 3D gives me way more nostalgia than 2D does.

Also, that looks rad Vellfire. I like the green guy on the right. He reminds me of The Phantom Tollbooth or something.

i have just started learning unity

how is this going? progress report pls...

thankx to u, dicko, i read the topic is called "Post a dickshot"... though i think it would substantially improve the topic in question!! topic in erection.

i am in a  nightmare hellscape taking dick pics with my phone...

Working on a procedurally generated life simulator. Right now it's just a vanilla random world generating engine.

are you using some kind of noise to generate that terrain

It's a variant on the perlin noise algorithm. I don't actually know if this particular algorithm exists, because I designed it on the fly, but it's possible it has a name and I just don't know it.


A random number generator picks unoccupied tiles and generates some number of mountain peaks, then pops each peak up an elevation and generates a random bounded number of tiles hugging the peak at a decremented elevation. All of the tiles are then popped upward and new peaks and "hugging" tiles are populated until the whole map reaches a predefined total land mass. Any blank tiles are then turned into ocean tiles.


I decided I'm going to do a massive redesign though, because I don't like how the mountains are all strictly cone shaped and the overlaps are a little messy. Also, there are random swaths of tiny oceans dotting the interiors of some of the terrain, and this is a problem because each water tile is going to track salinity to have a dichotomy between fresh and salt water. Having tiny salt seas would make programming river and lake generation, as well as general evaporation, a nightmare.


So I'm probably going to use a similar method, except place checks for nearby peaks and try to smoothly merge the two mountains. This will give the greater topography a more realistic look too. I think I'll just do this until every tile contains a land, then generate oceans to fill the lowest elevations. It'll be an approach which better conforms to the look of nature, but it's going to be a giant pain in the ass.