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SFML projects / Isolation

« on: June 24, 2011, 02:23:48 pm »

You have GOT to teach me how you made the tile engine

It's a fairly simple approach to it, it's basically all in a quad-tree. I'll try to write up something about it in the next few weeks though.

... It's pretty difficult but I might just be bad at platformers, definitely my kind of game!

Yeah, after submitting it, I realised that the difficulty is fairly brutal

I just run out of ammo right away.  How do you get more?

As Nexus has already mentioned, you should be able to reload using R.

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SFML projects / Isolation

« on: May 04, 2011, 01:37:50 am »

Thanks, I wasn't aware that no text was being drawn on the main menu.

I think that I've fixed the walking bug as well, I haven't been able to get stuck yet (I changed the collision detection code, and changed the game to use a fixed time step instead of a dynamic one).

I also buffed up the golden pistol a tad as well (Increased the damage it deals, and lowered the cool down time).

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SFML projects / Isolation

« on: May 02, 2011, 10:13:37 am »

Yet again, I've made another game for Ludum Dare



It's a rather simple side on shooter, where you fight your way through (literally) endless waves of enemies, that get harder with each wave.

There are a few little bugs in it, and the difficulty might not be quite right (It was built in 48 hours ), but it is playable.

The game and source code can be downloaded from here (Download Release-Patch01.zip).

There is also a timelapse of it's development .

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SFML projects / Discoverer

« on: February 08, 2011, 01:56:11 pm »

Thanks!

In regards to the font: I downloaded it from daFont (Link).
The terms under which it can be used can be found there.

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SFML projects / Discoverer

« on: December 20, 2010, 03:55:19 am »

Update: . There is also a .NET 2.0 version available now as well.

I've been working on a game for the Ludum Dare competition. Here's what I managed to make in 48 hours.



It's basically a top down shooter where you explore randomly generated worlds  to collect keys. For some maps, it uses a predefined texture, otherwise, it uses randomly generated textures.

The game was built in C# (.NET 4.0), using the latest build of SFML2.

You can download the game and the source from here or here.

I'll upload a video of the timelapse of the whole thing in the next couple of days, and add some more information to this page.