is it not the case, that this might be FUN but it won't be able to use the 3D acceleration (so it will be very inefficient)
surely you might be best of with GZDoom? Sorry my post is not productive. I found an excellent tutorial on youtube once and tried to find it for you, it was great to watch and very revealing, however i was not tempted to code one myself
How to make a doom-like engine/game?
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Re: How to make a doom-like engine/game?
Compared to old software renderers, Löve uses OpenGL, so yes, doing a 2.5D game is more efficient if you are comparing it that way. (For example, you're not drawing anything pixel-by-pixel using the CPU, you're drawing graphics primitives with love.graphics functions, that's still faster)DarkShroom wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2017 3:22 pm is it not the case, that this might be FUN but it won't be able to use the 3D acceleration (so it will be very inefficient)
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Re: How to make a doom-like engine/game?
I'll just leave this here. Go find the differences, oh Brave Warrior of the SourceCode ^_^
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Re: How to make a doom-like engine/game?
haha lol, well done
i guess i just couldn't personally be assed to write a raycasting engine. i watched a good video of someone doing it in c++, that was enough for me, interesting how the occlusion is worked out and the way things distort so you have to cut things at the edges of the screen
i guess i just couldn't personally be assed to write a raycasting engine. i watched a good video of someone doing it in c++, that was enough for me, interesting how the occlusion is worked out and the way things distort so you have to cut things at the edges of the screen
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