[Overv]

boomer678 posted:

Added some doors and buttons

icantread49 posted:

well, here's the final in-game result



serves its goal pretty well, gives better shape perception

time to commit to SVN and relax

Torrunt posted:

I thought this thread was going pretty well, lot's of content so far and it's only page 7. Talking about how you think one post shouldn't be here isn't going to do anything but cause then next few posts to be content-less/ not about programming.


I don't like posting without content so here's a gif of something I added quickly today:

I didn't like how the only difference between the Sniper rifle and the Crossbow in my game was that the rifle could shoot faster, so I gave the Crossbow explosive rounds.

Xerios3 posted:

Look



I FEEL YOU HAVEN'T SEEN MY FANCY BUILDING ANIMATION ENOUGH

Dlaor-guy posted:

Hmm, that's a pretty big sacrifice just to use the build-in Json parser instead of an external library... I'll go with the library for now.

Edited:

Anyway, here's some more sexy normal mapping goodness:

This is actually NOT a 3D model, but a 2D representation of one! It's created using these 3 images:

(they are upside-down because for some reason my shader flips the textures vertically)

Maurice posted:

It's like I'm making a 3D modeling program.

Dlaor-guy posted:

I could stare at this for hours.

r4nk_ posted:

Hey guys, I just finished the video for the Albino engine and Cantankerous (hover tanks game). Some of you might remember the project from some time ago, finally got around to making a video for it.

This is the project for lazy people:


Video:

Dlaor-guy posted:

Soo... I was bored again, so I wrote a soft body spring simulator thing.

It's really fun to play with :buddy: (also, as you can see, it's not really optimized, but it IS threaded so the "game" remains responsive )

ief014 posted:

The ball on the wave form shows the progress of the song :D

robmaister12 posted:

then robmaister12 turned and said "let there be light,"



and there was light!

thisBrad posted:

My current project:




Sure is a bitch trying to get efficient tile rendering and collision handling. But I'm getting there... slowley :byodood:

NorthernGate posted:

Trying my hand at 3D for once.

Veid posted:

It's funny what one little mistype in a function can do to stuff...

Ezhik posted:

Oh god, why did this shit take me 2 hours:

Anyway, I tried doing it myself first, which ended up in a colossal disaster, then I tried using JScript, which ended up even worse.
So I found thing thing called NCalc and used it.
Except that it also acted retarded so I had to pretty much copy and paste stuff from that project's manual.
There's also an unhandled exception, and I don't know how to fix it.
Anyway, here are the files:
EzhikCalc 2.0: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7284637/EzhikCalc.zip
Source Code so that you can laugh even more: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7284637/Calculator%20II.rar

Anyway, I probably should drop calculators now, they only bring pain.

Edited:

7 am. What did I do all night? Code a calculator.

pedrus24 posted:

Hello ! Here's my last school project for this year, the graphics are terrible but I want to show it anyway :

Dlaor-guy posted:

So I read the word "quad tree" somewhere on this page and that inspired me to make this:

As you can see, it gets really laggy near the end

Bigger, not-animated version:

Ziks posted:

And for my next trick...

Foda posted:

No one told me not to, so I put Webkit rendering inside double tiles. You can then load up cool html5 and javascript controled stuff into a tile and do whatever you want to. Forever.


Edit:

Except it can't be white. I mean, it can be but if it's white it won't showup because white = transparent for some reason. So I guess it's racist or something.

Icedshot posted:

Err..

Jimbomcb posted:

what up payload progress bar thingy, even works for multiple CPs!



http://jimbomcb.net/spec/11-payload/

Downsider posted:

Having a dedicated artist is incredible.

garym0de posted:

peanus

Matte posted:

So we have finally started to make progress in the terrain generation department. Now we are able to dynamically make terrain as you walk, lag free, in a huge world.

The terrain now features huge oceans, large islands and land areas. You will not only find mountainous areas, but also flat, lagoon-like areas.

We are also starting to look at forests and tree generation (as you can see below).

Here are some pictures!











There are still some kinks and bugs we're working out. For instance, if you look closely at the terrain, you can sometimes see grid-like artifacts.

NovembrDobby posted:

sort of

Maurice posted:

foszor posted:

A couple of screenshots of some stuff I'm pretty excited about:









I'll probably add more variations to artwork down the road.

Dr Magnusson posted:

Small update:

Night-Eagle posted:

Why do I love 2D GUIs in 3D so much?

ZomBuster posted:

Made better buildings, they align with the road and don't intersect with it (most of the times)

Downsider posted:

Outdoor scenes are getting better and better looking.. My artist's good and I actually do some of it too.

Frugle posted:

Now it's possible to use skins with any size. I can create a skin and a joint map for it and it will work without any code changes.

I made a pacman man skin to test it.

SupahVee posted:

Quark: posted:

Does it allow precision for top down zombie shooters?

No. My engine automatically detects all overused game concepts and automatically creates bugs.

icantread49 posted:

i think you guys are right, if it's implemented then it's probably worth demonstrating



that's a mockup of one of the introductory levels of my unnamed game set to be released by the end of this summer

i gotta say, level design is very hard (for me, at least) - it makes a lot of sense that the Big Guys have specialized level designers, modelers, etc. i mean, level design is even harder than actually making the level

Quark: posted:

I just thought of a really cool feature for Back2Work

NovembrDobby posted:

Content, you say?

Most permabanned user award goes to:
deloc

Fanciest building animation award goes to:
Xerios3

Best programming art award goes to:
Dlaor-guy

The Not Arguments award goes to:
icantread49

And finally, the most viral user award goes to:
Maurice






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[esalaka]

Yes, glorious new thread! Thanks, Overv :h:

[danharibo]

Don't you mean <EOP>?

[CarlBooth]

Missed the highlights :(

[DrLuke]

fifth!

[ROBO_DONUT]

Obj loader:



Now I just need to write an MTL parser.

[Dj-J3]

Dat new thread, didn't expect it that fast

[Maurice]

I first thought the thread title was a sword.

[Chris220]

Ok this time I'm going to try and make some flashy content to get into the next set of highlights, I swear it!

[Darwin226]

Still looking for help with the SwapBuffers thing if anyone has any ideas.
http://www.facepunch.com/threads/109...1#post32168083

[danharibo]

Darwin226 posted:

Still looking for help with the SwapBuffers thing if anyone has any ideas.
http://www.facepunch.com/threads/109...1#post32168083

1000/60 = ~16

Vsync is on?

[benjojo]

I broke my bootloder thing:

Also missed the highlights, Even though I shamelessly added my self to the list that I posted :V

[Jawalt]

benjojo posted:

I broke my bootloder thing:

Also missed the highlights, Even though I shamelessly added my self to the list that I posted :V

You have a keyboard nipple :D

[Darwin226]

danharibo posted:

1000/60 = ~16

Vsync is on?

No. No vsync on besides my own and it's the same implementation I used in my old projects. Besides, someone got 12 ms and the person Linux got under 1.

Well, I've traced the SwapBuffers call in OpenTK down to this

        [SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity]
        [DllImport("gdi32.dll", SetLastError=true)]
        [return: MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Bool)]
        internal static extern bool SwapBuffers(IntPtr dc);

What now?

[benjojo]

Jawalt posted:

You have a keyboard nipple :D

It proabbly was 70% of the reason I bought another lenovo laptop.

Edited:

The evolution of my rainbow thing:

Well Its a start:


Well we have more than one color here:


I don't know what I did here but it looks cool:


Awesome it animates!


Getting closer...


Getting really close now...


Isolated rainbow:


200% more rainbow:


Strech that bow (end result):

[icantread49]

Overv posted:

The Not Arguments award goes to:
icantread49

i'm kinda depressed lately but that made me chuckle :)

[Darwin226]

Fixed...
I'll stop being stupid now.

GameWindow.VSync = VSyncMode.Off;

[T3hGamerDK]

icantread49 posted:

i'm kinda depressed lately but that made me chuckle :)

Don't be depressed, you're doing some awesome programming stuff that I'm currently only dreaming about doing in years :D

[Staneh]

My idea for my game: Make a game like guitar hero, but for PC and with the arrow keys. (Alot like StepMania).

[BlkDucky]

Staneh posted:

My idea for my game: Make a game like guitar hero, but for PC and with the arrow keys. (Alot like StepMania).

Frets on Fire.

[Dryvnt]

BlkDucky posted:

Frets on Fire.

He's not looking to make a silly copy of Frets on Fire, he's pitching in his idea for Not Frets on Fire.
Why do you have to be such a downer.

[esalaka]

And if you like Frets on Fire, you might also want to consider Vuvuzela Hero and Black Belt Sorvi Hero, all from the Assembly Summer Gamedev compo originally.

[Staneh]

I will make the frets EXPLODE!

Edited:

with a neat explosion effect!

[esalaka]

Ninja'd, and additionally of course I'm fucking kidding you.

Doesn't make these games less hilarious.

Edited:

Okay what

stop deautomerging me

[Murkrow]

Staneh posted:

My idea for my game: Make a game like guitar hero, but for PC and with the arrow keys. (Alot like StepMania).

How about you fully utilize the computer keyboard?

100 key guitar hero.


(also with key modifiers, with left and right seperate. Therefore 600 key guitar hero.)

[Darwin226]

Layered stenciling

[q3k]

benjojo posted:

I broke my bootloder thing:

Jawalt posted:

You have a keyboard nipple :D

You inspired me to try and run my kernel on real hardware. The only x86-64 box I had access to (which is not my current computer) is a remote server to which I connected over KVM.

SPOILERS:    It fails miserably by triple faulting right away. Instead, you are subjected to 3 minutes of BIOS boot up screens. Sorry!   

[Map in a box]

Darwin226 posted:

Layered stenciling

Remove the lower half and fill in the gaps.

[eloreda]

Finally done with my projectile aimbot

(and this time the video doesn't look like ass :P)

[Map in a box]

Does it account for lag?
Edit:
Source networking does, nevermind

[conman420]

Reading these highlights reminded me to ask how do you guys make these awesome gifs?

[q3k]

eloreda posted:

Finally done with my projectile aimbot

(and this time the video doesn't look like ass :P)

You're tempting me to try my hand at cheat development again... The best thing I wrote was a shitty aimbot:

In fact, it was so good it got stolen by 'SteamH4X0R1337' .

[eloreda]

Map in a box posted:

Does it account for lag?

Yes!

Map in a box posted:

Edit:
Source networking does, nevermind

Projectiles are not lag-compensated.

@Cobra:
So thats why you rated late :P

[COBRAa]

eloreda posted:

Finally done with my projectile aimbot

(and this time the video doesn't look like ass :P)

Like mine?

'Sept it's for the crossbow in GMOD/HL2.

[Vampired]

Right guys this is an Android app I was working on a while back called Stack of Notes. It's a notes application which I hope to put on the market for free some time soon.

I know there are lots of notes apps but I think mine is better because it shows the entirety of all notes on one screen, and the notes are editable in place so you don't have to wait to go to another page.



So tell me, if you have/had an Android phone, why wouldn't you use my app?

[danharibo]

Vampired posted:

Right guys this is an Android app I was working on a while back called Stack of Notes. It's a notes application which I hope to put on the market for free some time soon.

I know there are lots of notes apps but I think mine is better because it shows the entirety of all notes on one screen, and the notes are editable in place so you don't have to wait to go to another page.



So tell me, if you have/had an Android phone, why wouldn't you use my app?

I'd like it if there was a choice of colour schemes

[Overv]

Vampired posted:

So tell me, if you have/had an Android phone, why wouldn't you use my app?

What the hell, I could've sworn I saw someone use that application today.

[Quark:]

Vampired posted:

So tell me, if you have/had an Android phone, why wouldn't you use my app?

If I had an Android phone, I'd maybe use it once in a while. I honestly prefer to physically have pieces of paper with information on them, since I can quickly read it without having to open an app and then open the note.

[danharibo]

Quark: posted:

If I had an Android phone, I'd maybe use it once in a while. I honestly prefer to physically have pieces of paper with information on them, since I can quickly read it without having to open an app and then open the note.

I'd also like a widget for the homescreen that let you scroll through your notes.

[Overv]

conman420 posted:

Reading these highlights reminded me to ask how do you guys make these awesome gifs?

1. Record a video with Fraps or a similar application that exports .avi files.
2. Make sure you have all of the proper video codecs and open VirtualDub.
3. Open your video file.



4. Select the portion you want to record using the two buttons displayed below:



Move to the start of your GIF and click the first button, and select the ending with the second button.



5. Resize the video appropriately to reduce the filesize by going to Video -> Filters.... Click Add..., select resize and click OK. Resize the video the way you want it.



When you're done, click OK twice.

6. Click File -> Export -> Animated GIF....



7. Save the file and upload it.



8. Post it.