[BlkDucky]

Jimbomcb posted:

This is what I am working on.

maxer456 posted:

Behold the matrix! (just a random idea when looking at q3k's little demo)

benjojo posted:

Maurice posted:

Day 23!
Online Multiplayer!

Who needs splitscreen when you have ONLINE MULTIPLAYER?
Only players are currently synced, everything else is completely clientside. This will also work for local network without problems. The other guy in the video lives about 800km away.
I will put netplay on hold until I have finished the game, though. It would become too much of a mess.

Dlaor-guy posted:

So I added rolling, jumping and basic level editor functionalities to my game.

(the red blocks don't do anything yet)


The rolling is always relative to the camera, so if you press up, you always move away from the camera, and if you press down you move towards the camera, etc.

synthiac posted:

icantread49 posted:

Added tearing





works pretty good

Anonim posted:

Revised that algorithm as fuck.

layla posted:

displacement lightmaps :)

Torrunt posted:

I've been working on a project for College this past semester, last time i spoke about it here was just when we started. Our time is now up and we are getting ready for the presentation now. I thought I'll show you guys some of what we've done:









It's a Team based, third person shooter. We have Controls points, Capture the Flag, Team Deathmatch and a random Soccer game mode. 6 Classes each with 2 weapons and 2 abilities, each ability can be upgraded.
Our art department is meant to do the levels but they didn't have enough time, so most of the maps are mine (including the one shown above). Most of the map textures there i just threw together as well.


We're going to recording a gameplay video soon; so i'll probably show that off too, next week :P.

amcfaggot posted:

Woo!

Vampired posted:

Hey guys, I made my first android game. Please download it and tell me what you think. Its a remake of the classic Pipes game where you connect up all the tiles to turn them all green


Android Market for 'Source'

synthiac posted:

joining the webm fad

synthiac posted:

make sure you unmute

Downsider posted:

Two things. I made this sweet animation:





And while you nerds were arguing about the pros and cons of GIFs, I recorded it with a tool I made earlier today that lets you record GIF's directly off your desktop and upload to an FTP server automagically.

Maurice posted:

I was bored in school today and forgot to sync Mari0 so I made something stupid (as usual)

It randomly prints phrases, too.

benji2015 posted:

Totally copying Terraria


Edited:


Oh shit that tiny green line.. must fix

boomer678 posted:

A green and red light in the room

Anonim posted:

(Also, ignore the horrible artifacts left by Java2D's fillArc().)

icantread49 posted:

added lighting to the cloth simulation





todo:


- options screen
- pick picture from photo library
- wind

edit: wait, some of the highlights with webm are broken. one sec.
edit2: fixed forever.

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[thomasfn]

Complementary post about fresh thread smell.

[Dlaor-guy]

Simple and straight to the point. I like this OP style.

[benjojo]

Gave my "Pick a random IP And try and connect to it" Program a upgrade:


Edited:

Oh wow got to the highlights

[Tobba]

Working on the rest of my material system, OpenIL can load more formats than I've ever heard of
I challange someone to find me an image format it CANT load

[Hellghast]

An address book for my C++ class


I didn't say it was advanced or exciting.

[acpm]

Thanks for using my header. The first WAYWO I participated in, I got a highlight in, too!

[synthiac]

no one likes broken webm files in the highlights so here

[COBRAa]

Does anyone know how to stop these debug messages being shown in Mono?

** (Test.exe:32243): WARNING **: _wapi_connect: error looking up socket handle 0xd

It's a console application and it gets flooded with these so I can't read output.

[Matte]

Map in a box posted:

How do you get the line numbers from the compiled result?

I currently compile it into "lines" with a character separating each statement. The number just points to a cell in the array of lines split by that character.

[AzLaN]

Brittish people, it's your time to shine.

[Bambo.]

Just thought i'd give a tiny update, for those who remember i posted about being invited to monetize my youtube account, i've created a whole new account with help from my brother and i shall keep you informed whether they will accept our adsense account or will keep it banned!

[ROBO_DONUT]

I can't wait for the autoplay video/animated gif fad to end. It's getting to the point where being able to load the page and scroll down without everything locking up is a small miracle.

[Maurice]

ROBO_DONUT posted:

I can't wait for the autoplay video/animated gif fad to end. It's getting to the point where being able to load the page and scroll down without everything locking up is a small miracle.

I'm sorry, I'll be staying for another while.

[Perl]

ROBO_DONUT posted:

I can't wait for the autoplay video/animated gif fad to end. It's getting to the point where being able to load the page and scroll down without everything locking up is a small miracle.

Only happens to me on OPs.

[RyanDv3]

ROBO_DONUT posted:

I can't wait for the autoplay video/animated gif fad to end. It's getting to the point where being able to load the page and scroll down without everything locking up is a small miracle.

I understand your complaint, but people are much more likely to comment and rate if you have something that jumps into their eyes and burrows into their brain.

You can post about some awesome project you've worked on for 2 months, but without an image, you'll get a couple informative's. With several animated images, you'll instead get 30 programming kings, 20 artistics, 8 winner ratings, and people will comment on it for 2 pages.

[Jaanus]

Teaching myself C# and XNA.


Try

[garry]

I like coming in here and seeing vids/animated gifs.

[joyenusi]

I like coming here to look for inspiration. The stuff the people in these threads produce makes me want to learn more. You guys are my inspirational mentors.

[Baldr 2.0]

I mainly come here to see cool projects and rate images creative while I don't know what the hell is going on. Some day I will create a abomination that's actually worth posting.

[Tobba]

Texture manager working fully now, I'll be implementing things such as mipmapping later

[thomasfn]

That's an interesting mix of OO and non-OO programming. Why have the material system return an ID? Why not a Texture class or something?

[Lord Ned]

thomasfn posted:

That's an interesting mix of OO and non-OO programming. Why have the material system return an ID? Why not a Texture class or something?

Easier to store and sort materials by ID I imagine - You want to batch together identical textures when rendering.

[Tobba]

thomasfn posted:

That's an interesting mix of OO and non-OO programming. Why have the material system return an ID? Why not a Texture class or something?

The texture ID will mostly not be exposed outside the engine, since most things will be handeled in the shader manager, but I should probably implement a texture handle class or something

Which would be totally useless really, since textures are only unloaded when they arent used, so if you do it right the ID will never be invalid, and the non-engine side should probably never be touching raw textures anyways

Edited:

Also, I actually have proper multi-monitor support! Why does nobody actually ever bother writing that when its just 100 lines of code

[ROBO_DONUT]

Lord Ned posted:

Easier to store and sort materials by ID I imagine - You want to batch together identical textures when rendering.

This is true, but I'm wondering if it's worth it with the trade-offs you're forced to make. Generally you want some sort of spatial hierarchy structure to make frustum/occlusion culling viable, so if you're traversing a structure like that it doesn't seem convenient to batch meshes by sorting their texture ids.

You also benefit by sorting front-to-back when rendering opaque objects, since doing so will cause more hidden fragments to fail the depth test and be skipped entirely. I'd be interested to know which optimization is more useful.

[DrLuke]

It's really discouraging to not be in the hightlights :(

[Lord Ned]

ROBO_DONUT posted:

This is true, but I'm wondering if it's worth it with the trade-offs you're forced to make. Generally you want some sort of spatial hierarchy structure to make frustum/occlusion culling viable, so if you're traversing a structure like that it doesn't seem convenient to batch meshes by sorting their texture ids.

You also benefit by sorting front-to-back when rendering opaque objects, since doing so will cause more hidden fragments to fail the depth test and be skipped entirely. I'd be interested to know which optimization is more useful.

Wouldn't you want to sort through which objects you _want_ to render, then sort by shader/textureID? I've yet to develop a system like this so you could be right.

[Nigey Nige]

How do I make a good muzzle flash effect? I've been looking at the same things for so long I don't understand why they look so bad.

[Jookia]

Happy holidays my fellow comrades!

[gra]

Hello World

[Jookia]

Tobba posted:

Texture manager working fully now, I'll be implementing things such as mipmapping later

Just a quick gotcha note: Binding textures may be a bottleneck once you have lots of them, it may be better to use portions of an image, like a sprite sheet.

Also, whitespace nazi unite!

[Lexic]

Woo, full texture pallet loading and slightly bigger map parsing.
16x16 worked just the same as the 8x8 map, so it should scale to 64x64 fine, but I did notice that it had swapped X and Y of the input map. Hm.
I'm thinking of breaking it up into chunks for the renderer somehow, but I'm not sure how or if this is a good idea.
The best I could come up with was iterating through the walls matching start and end points together to form rooms, then somehow linking them via doors. The problem is I can only think of an O(n^n) style algorithm for calculating that with how the walls are currently stored, which doesn't sound much fun.
Any ideas?

[Jookia]

amcfaggot posted:

Thanks for using my header. The first WAYWO I participated in, I got a highlight in, too!

That was your first? Way to fit in to the community.

[Yogurt]

How did I not make the highlights AGAIN?

[Jawalt]

Lexic posted:

Woo, full texture pallet loading and slightly bigger map parsing.
16x16 worked just the same as the 8x8 map, so it should scale to 64x64 fine, but I did notice that it had swapped X and Y of the input map. Hm.
I'm thinking of breaking it up into chunks for the renderer somehow, but I'm not sure how or if this is a good idea.
The best I could come up with was iterating through the walls matching start and end points together to form rooms, then somehow linking them via doors. The problem is I can only think of an O(n^n) style algorithm for calculating that with how the walls are currently stored, which doesn't sound much fun.
Any ideas?

Uhh input size should have little bearing on the speed you render at. It's a raycaster.

[Lexic]

Jawalt posted:

Uhh input size should have little bearing on the speed you render at. It's a raycaster.

No it isn't, it's a meshrenderer.

[Jawalt]

Lexic posted:

No it isn't, it's a meshrenderer.

Oh. In software?

Edited:

Because if not, that shouldn't even need optimization. You could render a huge Wolfenstein3d map in fixed function immediate mode really quickly. I've done shit like that before.

[Lexic]

Jawalt posted:

Oh. In software?

Edited:

Because if not, that shouldn't even need optimization. You could render a huge Wolfenstein3d map in fixed function immediate mode really quickly. I've done shit like that before.

Programmable batched mode in fact. That's good to know though, I'm just making this up as I go along :D

[ROBO_DONUT]

Jawalt posted:

Oh. In software?

Edited:

Because if not, that shouldn't even need optimization. You could render a huge Wolfenstein3d map in fixed function immediate mode really quickly. I've done shit like that before.

The console on the right mentions vertex and fragment shaders, so it seems to be a relatively modern 3D graphics API.

The title on the top also says 'OpenGL', so that's kind of a giveaway...

[Tobba]

Jookia posted:

Also, whitespace nazi unite!