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[Pinqu!]

[oahda]

Two beginning projects in early stages that I've been spamming around elsewhere too:

[hexdie]

I created a title screen for Dfragmente

[Impmaster]

It's cute! but I think there's like one frame each loop where he jumps like one pixel. Thats a little weird.

[oahda]

Yeah, nothing wrong with the character happily skipping, but it kinda looks more like floating now. Really cute, anyhow!

[oahda]

Player animations:

Oh, how's the light effect done?

[Fenrir]

Oh, how's the light effect done?

Well I definitely need to do a devlog about the lighting system, but basically it's based on this article:
https://github.com/mattdesl/lwjgl-basics/wiki/2D-Pixel-Perfect-Shadows

Now there's no real light computation on the character, you can see on the hood that the light is always on its right. It's on my todo list but really at the bottom...

[Scifa]

[Sik]

It's cute! but I think there's like one frame each loop where he jumps like one pixel. Thats a little weird.

Yeah, nothing wrong with the character happily skipping, but it kinda looks more like floating now. Really cute, anyhow!

I think that the problem is that the animation is too slow.

[Pishtaco]

MiG-17 pulling Gs

[muki]

^ that's REALLY cool! the losing consciousness! 
took me a sec to figure out what was happening, though

[muki]

realtime patterned dithering and gradient mapping, so I can have transparencies/effects look grainy

Woah, I must say I was sceptical when you posted the tileset a while ago because I hate 1:1 pixel size art in games, but this is seriously looking fabulous

thanks! I figured I should stop making too many tilesets for a while and do some engine work instead. I'll probably use this set for a while longer while I do the gameplay..

[muki]

gradient palette shifting test.





not something I'd use all the time, but I could play around with if you enter a spooky area

[Pishtaco]

gradient palette shifting test.

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not something I'd use all the time, but I could play around with if you enter a spooky area

That's gorgeous - I would be tempted to use it, or something like it, all the time. The way the changing palette works with the dithering really brings the image to life.

[oahda]

Oh, how's the light effect done?

Well I definitely need to do a devlog about the lighting system, but basically it's based on this article:
https://github.com/mattdesl/lwjgl-basics/wiki/2D-Pixel-Perfect-Shadows

Now there's no real light computation on the character, you can see on the hood that the light is always on its right. It's on my todo list but really at the bottom...

Yay! GL! I see this is Java but perhaps I'll be able to translate it into C(++) GL. Thanks!

What about you? c: How's your lighting done?

[DJFloppyFish]

snip

This is one of my favorite things I've seen on these forums in awhile. Would love to see this used for when you enter a new room/cave.

[hexdie]

It's cute! but I think there's like one frame each loop where he jumps like one pixel. Thats a little weird.

Thank you! The skip is in his run cycle during gameplay. I guess it might make a little less sense here than during the game.

[hexdie]

Yeah, nothing wrong with the character happily skipping, but it kinda looks more like floating now. Really cute, anyhow!

Thank you!

[oahda]

Yay! Tonight I coded up the first attempt at the subtle parallax effect I want to incorporate into the game. I want to employ it at a small scale even on objects not that far away, to give everything a more 3D-like feel.

In this GIF, I've only put it on the gate, where you can see the sides on both the inside an outside depending on where the sub => camera is. There is a slight offset on the wall with respect to the door and the floor too, and the floor is slightly in the foreground, and obviously there is a big crane "close to the camera".

[Cellusious]