Raycasting Demo (like Wolfenstein3D, just veery basic)

[Jasoco]

...Please?

[qubodup]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZERTY

http://www.use-esdf.org/

8-)

[snake]

http://www.use-esdf.org/

So here you have your ESDF:

Have fun!

[qubodup]

awesomes xD

also lol at 10deg/second turn speed

Ignore me, I have nothing constructive to offer. I'm not of the Wolfenstein generation...

[TechnoCat]

awesomes xD

also lol at 10deg/second turn speed

Ignore me, I have nothing constructive to offer. I'm not of the Wolfenstein generation...

Use mouse.

I wonder what the original creator would think of us messing with this so actively as a community.

[bmelts]

Have fun with this demo. Change some parameters, make a maze out of it or try to render textures to the walls If you're done with that, add enemies. And doors. And german shepherds

I think he'd be fine.

[scirath]

People messing with your forum code is rather flattering, I'd say. Since we don't seem to have a kudos system, I mean.

[pygy]

Wow, some nice additions to the controls here :-)

Neat stuff, though there is a slight element of futility in doing this all in pure Lua with Löve .

Futile? Off course! But soooo fun

Since you're intent on doing this, have you though yet about placing billboards and mobile sprites in the scenery?

Sure!. The sprites shouldn't be too hard to implement.
1) a Z buffer (basically store the ray length in an table) then use it to determine what part of the sprites should be shown (using quads). Then:
2) draw the walls
3) draw the sliced sprites in Z order.

I could also implement some kind of fog effect easily.

I don't have any idea about how to implement billboards in a fast way, though.

[kalle2990]

http://love2d.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1392