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[matriax]

Other .gif showing the last additions and show what can be done with this shader.

Now with the use of transparent in textures i can do doors and windows. Also added the first enemy with a basic IA/Pathfinding.



More coming!

[AaronB]

Ouch!

[Zorg]

Testing isometric camera and pixel perfect rendering in Unity.

[Keops]

Undermine: New stats/inventory screens. Check the devlog for more info :D https://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=58226.0

[Jocabundus]

[kinnas]

DISCO

[Thaumaturge]

A glimmering animal sign:

[Zireael]

Progress of my side project (Godot is so much fun to work with that I've been spending more time on the side project than on my main project).



The roads are made of straight or curved sections, the AI drives by pathing to a point on the navmesh (obviously, the only part that the navmesh covers is the road). All of this (road creation, navmesh creation) is procedural!

The minimap is made of 2D textures in order to save on processing power that another camera looking down would require (plus I don't need most of the stuff that would get rendered). The current map is a placeholder, I was testing whether the border and the mask work.

The AI info is something I can toggle on and off and I can switch between AI by pressing a button...

[DieMango]

Well...started coding a month ago or so...this bug happened last week. Lets see how my project turns out  

[absolute8]

Trying to give off the impression of a top-down isometric camera suspended by something in the sky:



Be honest, does it make you wanna puke? 

[DieMango]

Uh...its making me motion sick...it so...twitchy...

[absolute8]

Uh...its making me motion sick...it so...twitchy...

I dialed it back a bit and added different camera modes:



Still gonna barf? 

[alvarop]

Uh...its making me motion sick...it so...twitchy...

I dialed it back a bit and added different camera modes:



Still gonna barf? 

feels unnatural tbh. Maybe try lerping and use a wider range?

[Zorg]

With those scanlines, horizontal camera movement seems to work better than vertical movement (which looks bad, imho. And too much camera movement makes me sick). Maybe use only horizontal offsets, sparsely?

[Thaumaturge]

While it doesn't make me motion-sick, I do think that the movement makes the scene a little harder to follow than I'd like. I don't think that this is inherent in the use of motion itself (for me, at least), but rather in the fact that the motion seems to be made in discrete steps with brief pauses between them--presumably intended to give the impression of slow drift while still only moving in single-pixel increments. What seems to be happening is that my eye takes in the scene, starts to place its elements--only to have it suddenly jump by one pixel. My eye readjusts--only to have it jump again. I think that if the movement were smoother (i.e., were not restricted to single-pixel jumps and so didn't pause to slow down the rate of motion), it might be more palatable to me.

[ProgramGamer]

With those scanlines, horizontal camera movement seems to work better than vertical movement (which looks bad, imho. And too much camera movement makes me sick). Maybe use only horizontal offsets, sparsely?

I agree with this.

[absolute8]

Ok,

So I:

1. Toned down the scanlines
2. Added lerp to the camera so it only moves when the character moves
3. Made the shade a bit more subtle
4. Added a "gentle" flicker to the screen
5. Added a bit more theme trimmings and so on.



Now do you like it? 

[DieMango]

Its much better tho...dont have look out my window to calm myself now ^^

[absolute8]

Its much better tho...dont have look out my window to calm myself now ^^

SUCCESS!