Yes, indeed it is. Thanks for suggestions guys.

Some more hand painted textures not detailled, lot blurry , but it's practice !

I like the style, well done! But a few more highlights on the screws would fit better, I'd say.

They look nice, only advice.. Zoom in on sharp edges and contrast their lines a like more:)y but all in all very nice:)

Thanks !
Yes they are blurry less detailled.
Perhaps i'll target Tale Of Visperia game textures style on levels !




Another stylish wood texture !

Improved my dynamic (2d) shadow effect:



In particular, I've transformed the previous experiment into a useable system that supports more than one corner (now almost unlimited) and objects such as the small blocks in the screenshot. The shadow (and the system) is far from perfect, but it should work fine for my sidescroller.
On the downside, I did not manage to make it a shader model 2.0 effect like the rest of my game's shaders. As this is supposed to be a gameplay element in 2-3 levels, this alienates 10% of possible gamers (according to a recent Hardware Survey by Steam).

Very nice Superku. How many intructions are you over the ps 2.0 limit?
@Ratched: Really good work.

Thanks!
He complains on PS2.0 that I use too many constants:
"Invalid const register num: XX Max 31."
I don't get how the value XX is calculated, though. When I write f.i.
float dlight_block_pos_flt[20];
and change the array dimension, it stays at XX for a few more indices and then increases by ~9 (XX => XX+9) or so. Why?

Hm..don´t know, but you could encode your constants in a bitmap to work around this limitation.
But that would mean an increase in shader instructions since you have to decode the information from the map in the shader...
An other possibility would be to send in only the necessary block positions for a certain area if you don´t do so already.

Yes, that's what I do. I have up to 100 corners and 100 blocks/ objects and one loop that checks which corners are in the lightrange (with some optimizations including regions to disable shadows in close-by corridors). Then up to 10 active corners and 10 blocks are sent to the shader.