A post processing shader editor for Polycode:

Finishing the last big feature before release: the post processing shader editor.



hires: http://i.imgur.com/URJmoBl.png

There are various tools out there (I forget the name of the one I used) that can dump FFT data into binary files for you from an audio file. I used this method to make an audio reactive game and it worked really well not to have to mess with FFT stuff yourself.

Also, here's the latest screenshot of the 2d layout editor editing a level.



Hirez: http://i.imgur.com/Wxrvw8y.png

Almost done with the material editor. Here's the cubemap editor that's part of it:



Working on the final part of it, which is the post processing effect editor.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=opengl+stencil+buffer+tutorial

The first result is on this very forum

I lead a fairly large open source project called Polycode. Sometimes it's a real pain in the ass, sometimes it's really gratifying, but it's always time consuming. At this point, it's basically my fulltime job and it hasn't even been officially released yet!

Doors.

* psshht-whirrrr*

The painted stuff was just a test, i'm gonna stick with the pixels.

Better quality gif

And yeah, they're supposed to be pretty dumb. Their entire codebase is about 15 lines

Made these cute little cargo loader robots today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knG9pzBzITo&feature=youtu.be

I'm mostly using this as a real life scenario for the 2d editor. Mostly I've just been working on Polycode and then spending a little bit on this now and then to see how the workflow feels. It's getting to a point where I'm starting to work on it more and more though.