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Thanks again chaps, glad you like.
sack wrote:That definitely has a certain kind of charm to it - sort of a 'screw realism - I just want to be fun!' kind of appearance.
That's very much what I'm after - a definite "blue sky in games" feel. One of the more recent changes was the smoke coming out of damaged planes. For a long time it started white and then went a dirty grey colour to show serious damage, but it just dragged the game down. The pure white smoke is a much happier indicator of impending destruction. :)

I'm looking to expand this feel to the gameplay as much as possible too, so I'm trying to take death out of the equation where I can. So, originally parachutists were going to be killable (you'd have been penalised for doing it though), but that didn't sit well with the feel of the game, so now they spawn in the background slightly and are thus out of the war. I may, time allowing, try to do a similar thing with tanks to show that the machine is destroyed but the people inside are fine.

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Mark wrote:There may be a war going on, but it's quite a pleasant war.
It's never been so much fun?

Looks great, that does. Biplanes are always cool - I really should do something with them some time :)

The 'blue sky' vibe reminds me I should probably pimp my latest project a bit. I've picked up my old Sheep Snaggers 2 project, binned all the code and started again, very much with the happy blue sky look to it.

So far it's gone from this:
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Been finishing off some of the level models on Polymaniacs at long last. A couple of screenies if anyone's interested :

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Not much left on the original to-do list :)

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<vader>Impressive!<\vader>
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@Mark that looks great :D

Got a bit more time on Gazotron



The feedback on the floor works now. At the mo it's just getting stuff from the world rendered into the back buffer. Next step is to have the stuff on the floor tracking the objects standing on the level nicely.
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hahah - that looks like a futuristic firefight in a 70s disco :)

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here's how my little maze game ended up:



well it's not quite finished but almost..
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nyarla wrote:here's how my little maze game ended up:

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well it's not quite finished but almost..
That looks a fun game. Love the sound and the sedate nature of it.

Edit: actually not so sedate later on, a bit mad :)

I hope you only give basic instructions as to what you have to do... some of the fun looks to be trying to work out what you need to do.
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I'm liking that too! :)

The idea of explosions changing the maze is cool.
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Thanks guys!
Oktup - yeah, I'm definitely a fan of the "the fun is in figuring out what to do" type of games.. the instructions will probably just tell you how to control it I think..
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Wow, that really is a nice little game - what platform is it on? When can I play it? It looks great fun.
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Only on iphone/ipod touch/ipad at the moment, but I keep meaning to sort out ports of my stuff to win and osx.. should be easy, theoretically... :)
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nyarla wrote:Only on iphone/ipod touch/ipad at the moment, but I keep meaning to sort out ports of my stuff to win and osx.. should be easy, theoretically... :)
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nyarla wrote:Only on iphone/ipod touch/ipad at the moment, but I keep meaning to sort out ports of my stuff to win and osx.. should be easy, theoretically... :)
Does that mean it's on the app' store already? 'cause, y'know, I have an iPhone ... and I love to play that.
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Space Cowboy wrote:Does that mean it's on the app' store already? 'cause, y'know, I have an iPhone ... and I love to play that.
Nah, haven't submitted it yet.. probably in a couple days, if I manage to get enough more done to it..
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