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[Stormalong]

Congrats on your success! Very sweet look you guys have. Is your homebrew FBX Cruncher GUI something you think you may share at some point?

-Cheers

[DantronLesotho]

I have been hooked as hell on this game over the past week. It's really well done. I am super looking forward to the full release, whenever that is!

[Bad_Dude 2017]

been playing this for a week now, i like the crunchyness, reminds me of good castlevania games where i can just relax and stuff my face with it like some sort of animal.
Would probably need more secrets or challenge rooms.

[motionTwin]

Thanks you all guys!

Congrats on your success! Very sweet look you guys have. Is your homebrew FBX Cruncher GUI something you think you may share at some point?

-Cheers

Never say never... but there is no doc, it's the very definition of "not user friendly" and you need to figure out Haxe before ^^. It requires some work before we can do that, so maybe if we've some time... one day...

Thanks!

[Fenrir]

Yep congrats guys, well deserved success, the game is amazing! Too bad I'm living a bit far from you (but not so much, I'm in Toulouse), I would have loved to come say hi, I'm quite impressed by how your company is working since I red your interview on the last CanardPC.

[gullinbursti]

Have been eyeing the game for some time and was really happy to see it launch, even in early access on Steam. Congratulations! Will be grabbing it any time now, but I really can't wait to play till my fingers (or eyes, whatever gives first) bleed.

[jg.camarasa]

Guys your game is fucking a-we-so-me. For real, really really solid, I'm so happy I bought this. Congratulations.

[alaNintendo]

Congrats on the success. Very polished looking game!

[motionTwin]

Thanks, guys! Hopefully, it will keep feeling more polished as we continue to sink hours in it :D.

[the2bears]

I'm not familiar with Haxe, but is a Linux build possible? Would love to play this. Or has anyone had luck playing it through WINE?

[Badon_Gale]

Hi!

I'm starting out on game-dev / indie dev and animation.
When I first started learning animation (drawing all frames) I got really discouraged by the amount of work needed to do a proper animation.

I then thought that it would be cool to make the animation in 3D and then render it in 2D, but this is something that I never really looked up.

Then I played your game and the first thing I noticed is that the ratio, the animation, the way things move is very 3d-esque.
Looking on this forum, I was spot on :D


I believe that the tool you guys made could be a gamechanger for indie devs.


Cheers and good luck with the game!

[motionTwin]

Hi!

I'm starting out on game-dev / indie dev and animation.
When I first started learning animation (drawing all frames) I got really discouraged by the amount of work needed to do a proper animation.

I then thought that it would be cool to make the animation in 3D and then render it in 2D, but this is something that I never really looked up.

Then I played your game and the first thing I noticed is that the ratio, the animation, the way things move is very 3d-esque.
Looking on this forum, I was spot on :D


I believe that the tool you guys made could be a gamechanger for indie devs.


Cheers and good luck with the game!

Hey thanks. We're actually almost finished with a blog post on that. As soon as we post it on Gamasutra we'll come link it over here.

[Kakapio]

Hi!

I'm starting out on game-dev / indie dev and animation.
When I first started learning animation (drawing all frames) I got really discouraged by the amount of work needed to do a proper animation.

I then thought that it would be cool to make the animation in 3D and then render it in 2D, but this is something that I never really looked up.

Then I played your game and the first thing I noticed is that the ratio, the animation, the way things move is very 3d-esque.
Looking on this forum, I was spot on :D


I believe that the tool you guys made could be a gamechanger for indie devs.


Cheers and good luck with the game!

Hey thanks. We're actually almost finished with a blog post on that. As soon as we post it on Gamasutra we'll come link it over here.

I actually wanted to ask about your animation tool as well. I've been making pixel art in Blender, but it renders incorrectly. Even if it is perfectly symmetrical in the editor, the sprites will come out messed up. You guys have achieved something special with your rendering software, since it doesn't seem to have any of these issues.

Is there any chance you'll be releasing/open-sourcing your rendering software? It'd be an invaluable tool to some of us :D

If you have no plans on releasing the rendering software, do you mind giving me a quick run-down on how the rendering process works? I'm just curious, and am willing to implement my own solution at this rate. Knowing how normals are generated would be sweet too.