Ama wizard!

Never owned a console, never will. I honestly don't care either way. It's just a piece of technology (just as a computer is) to which people for some reason add a lot of inherit value and are willing to verbally fight each other over. Never got it. Anything more than a simple "here's what it looks like and that's how much it costs" is overplaying it and trying to make it seem more than it is. It being a piece of technology that allows you to play games and watch tv. That's it.

Go figure.

It needed minimum another year of development.

And some functional brains. Right now the sum of IQ's of the people behind the project clearly struggles to exceed a single digit

Chompy McChompster


Doing any sort of UI work isn't exactly my favourite pastime activity but graphical buttons are good to have I guess.



This is a "Shipwright" button for building ships. A label below the button will clarify that.

luvly

This game will merge both Egyptian and biblical testaments into a story driven third person shooter.

Do you realize how dumb this sounds? That's something you come up as a joke when mashing together random game ideas. That's fine, but what you do is you giggle at it for a moment and then put it away, not try and make it into a game ..

I do hope the game is up to par!

Whaaa ..

How much did that cost?

Carrion, you're right, I didn't get it. I didn't even realize it was a screenshot of Halo (or whatever game that is that looks very generic). Never played it. You win. Back to actual mockups now, shall we.

I think Cloudcace is Wagglicious^tm

Don't change a thing.

Just don't put all eggs in one basket.

Mockup for an experimental puzzle platforming art game I'm working on called Avante Grandiose Les Dispoots. It's heavily based around exploration and the main character resembles my inner feels and childhood.

What?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1agaZinJHg

No, it isn't.

2011 standard of C++ simply supports ECMAScript regular expression syntax (<regex>), among others.

Yeah, that was pretty rude.

.. I know it feels dump to review it ..

Man, look at him go. Wee-heee!

Expecting to hear of a TIGSource cover band soon.

Something like this shoud work:

Code:

for(int angle = 0; angle < 360; angle += 8)
{
    for(int r = 0; r < CIRCLE_SIZE; ++r)
    {
        // These should be tile coords (what is mx, my? World position or tile coords?)
        int x = mx + (int)(Math.Cos(MathHelper.ToRadians(angle)) * r);
        int y = my + (int)(Math.Sin(MathHelper.ToRadians(angle)) * r);

        if (walls[x, y].TileIndex > 2)
        {
            break;
        }
        else
        {
            isLit[x, y] = true;
        }
    }
}