Screenshot Thread

[SuperApe]

With help from Hapax to jump start GLSL. 

Tank prototype started last month includes audio, tank mechanics, vfx (custom particle system), and endless terrain using image-based noise blending. Maybe I could start a project thread once this has a game scene class, menu system, and at least a level.

(Pleased there are still members sharing work here) 

[Stauricus]

finally I have something a little prettier to show 
becoming something between sim city and gangsters 2, I guess





first, showing map with no filters
second, showing map owner of each building (there is only one for now, blue)
and then showing each buildings value. the greener ones have higher value, and tend to be closest to the center

[Sinshu]

I'm trying to port Doom to C#, using SFML.Net.

Finally, my C# port of Doom reached the playable state.
Everything works fine thanks to SFML!

Here is a demo video:


GitHub:
https://github.com/sinshu/managed-doom

[Nexus]

@Sinshu: great work, that looks really cool!

What parts did you use SFML for?
How did you do the 3D?

[Sinshu]

@Nexus: Thank you for the reply!

I used SFML for creating window, rendering, audio playback and handling input devices.

Regarding the 3D rendering, most of the actual rendering process is done in the software layer. For every frame, a byte array corresponding to the screen size is filled with color values dot by dot via a software renderer written in C#. The byte array is then transferred to the video memory as an OpenGL texture and displayed as a single quad which fills the entire screen. I know that this method is not very efficient, but this method is necessary to exactly reproduce the original software renderer of Doom.

If you are interested in the software renderer of Doom, there is a great material in which the rendering process in Doom is explained. You can access the free PDF from the following link.

The Game Engine Black Book: DOOM by Fabien Sanglard
https://fabiensanglard.net/gebbdoom/index.html

[LucasM]

Not necessarily an sfml project but using it for visualization in this instance.  Tilemap interpretation of environmentally sensitive  lindenmayer system strings.  Should kind of look like vines.

[Switchboy]

Updated my RTS recently with new building and features

(click the image to enlarge)

https://github.com/switchboy/IsoRTS/releases/tag/mining

[dschouhennes]

Finally managed to upload a playable version of "Golden Spike":

a public transport simulation with the ability to create huge maps - like all lines of e.g. Berlin. (Unfortunately, for now only available in German)

Here's the Trailer:


Visit goldenspike.de (German only)

[LucasM]

Finally figured out a tesselation algorithm based on quadtrees and integer (discrete) coordinates.  Each vertex was mapped with a random value for color.  Triangles (clockwise) to the right of the polyline are more white.

[mrzo]

I finally managed to add a proper asteroid field to my space game.

[AnhBao]

Here is my fighting game project. I implemented hitboxes, animation and such:

[Sean Mulligan]

A simple moving dots simulation.

[eXpl0it3r]

Learned of whisper.cpp, a C/C++ implementation of Open AI's Whisper, the other day and had to give it a try with SFML. It's nothing fancy to look at, but I hope to get some near real-time audio processing going some time later.

Repository: https://github.com/eXpl0it3r/WhisperSFML
Blog post about it: https://dev.my-gate.net/2023/01/25/using-open-ais-whisper-with-sfml/

[Bondrusiek]

Hi,
I'vs created Polyomino. This is clone of tetris but you can choose 1,2,3,4,5 blocks.



Source code: https://github.com/Przemekkkth/PolyominoSFML

[Bondrusiek]

Hi,
I'vs created next one game. This is Twini Golf



Source code: https://github.com/Przemekkkth/TwiniGolfSFML