How would I pick what parts of my 2D array are the "peaks" that it could blend down from? or would I even need "peaks" if I used a euclidean distance transform?

You don't pick the peaks, the distance transform does. They will be the areas furthest from an edge.

EDIT:
Interactive demo of a rather sexy constant time distance transform method. Maths is way over my head though.  

You'll want to do a distance transform of your mask to get the blended transition, then multiply it by your pattern to add the detailing.

I love both Roadside Picnic and the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series, but I could never get very excited about that movie.

You delete this thread, I delete your face.

Awesome, but I'm disappointed the shield isn't somehow related to the shell. Order miascugh to make the blue outline conform to the silhouette of the shell or something.

This is just shameful.
Think of all the poor, innocent legal and PR people who'll be put out of work if this takes off and be forced to sell their families to human traffickers just to get by.

The devlog is the game!

Spent the whole day trying to figure why my events weren't firing.
Basically rewrote code from scratch twice.
Was attaching to event "changed" rather than "change".

I've been meaning to say that Spooky Poo is perhaps the most adorable character ever.
Hail Satan.

Hot damn!
That crocosmile.

I presume that a function named "degtorad" would return a result in radians but you are storing that result in a variable named "degree". 

Maybe they got confused by two different meanings of the word "gaming".

Your web browser and javascript with canvas.
Not exe but you can run a html file anywhere.

saints row 3 might be overrated.

3 certainly disappointed me after 2. I could hardly play slutty-dress-up at all.

surt, i am fond of you.

One day, you will come to fear me.

I'm curious now, can you link to those assets?

http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=8793.0

Arts are adorable.

Human babies food for dino babies or step-dad?

• An isometric view (this is not done yet, as the layering is the last thing i'll do. It will look wrong sometimes now)

Have you got this done yet? I'm curious to see how this will work in isometric projection.

Or draw map in screen-space.