Shaders: yes, moving entities: yes, animated: no.

I didn't do any optimizations at all, like resetting DYNAMIC.

nothing special, having fun with developing a base character prototype, and modifying 3dgs shaders due to its needs.

@Esper: Yep definately suggest to create premade large tiles, helps a lot(noticed it when i did my dk map testrendering)

Blender Editor:

could you say a few words about that?

its just an elevator without any function yet...

This real life thing steals all my game development time! Whats with that!?

I at least try to add a new tile/item/enemy or something small to the game everyday - the game was made so that this could be done rather quickly (so we can keep putting out little updates like that very regulary without spending much time on that - I want to work on other games sometime in the future! - and the client automatically checks and downloads those kinda updates. No biggie, yeah, but still neat).

So here's today's and yesterdays tiles (as well as previously existing grass tiles by the very talented TurricaN!). I already adapted the top potion of the wall so it's tiling is less obvious.



And yeah, that's right, I'm throwing snowballs in there because I can.

looks nice

I'm currently working on an interface-based system to create interfaces (this sounds somehow sensless...)

I'm doing this because the LBGUI interface system for 3DGS has got really nice features but creating an interface with it can be extremely annoying.

So I decided to use LBGUI to make a simple 'editor' for creating an LBGUI interface:


(it looks a bit crappy because I didn't change all lbgui textures, yet)

Creating windows and button already work but there still is a lot to do.

The level grows

Because it snows the first time here this winter I'll post something relevant.
I'm working on a weather system. The snow effect is based on the weather.c sample, though only the particle code is left in common.


Yeah, it looks like from 10 years ago but hey, it's dynamic and shaderless.