What's everyone working on? (tigsource inspired)

[zalander]

I am just making a game that is about collecting buttons, just finished the save system

[tourgen]

stress testing and converting shaders - I'm new to Love

very impressed with it. no odd side-effects: everything seems to do what it says it does. I like that custom shaders are mostly straight, unmolested GLSL. I understand why top-left = 0,0 for libs like Love but I'm so used to opengl normalized coords that I always end up just using shims. also graphics.rectangle() and such no outputing tex coords is weird, but understandable too given all of the fun built-in stroke styles and such. and not difficult to solve using a varying.

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[pgimeno]

Very nice images!

Sorry, not the best thread for discussion but...

also graphics.rectangle() and such no outputing tex coords is weird, but understandable too given all of the fun built-in stroke styles and such. and not difficult to solve using a varying.

Even easier to solve using a 1x1 px image which you can stretch to whatever size you want.

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local pixel = love.graphics.newImage(love.image.newImageData(1, 1, 'rgba8', '\255\255\255\255'))
...

love.graphics.draw(pixel, x, y, 0, xsize, ysize)

[tourgen]

Even easier to solve using a 1x1 px image which you can stretch to whatever size you want.

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local pixel = love.graphics.newImage(love.image.newImageData(1, 1, 'rgba8', '\255\255\255\255'))
...

love.graphics.draw(pixel, x, y, 0, xsize, ysize)

Thank you so much! Will use.

[knorke]

Even easier to solve using a 1x1 px image which you can stretch to whatever size you want.

Instead of tiny ant 1x1 px image, how about a super huge 5120x4608 px image? All maps I mapped for Master Blaster mode, here it is:

full size, 1.3MB:
https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/sq9nVQv.png
or as a gallery:
https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/3oUV471.html

[knorke]

The AI has learned a new trick!

[UnixRoot]

I continued to work on my Pseudo3D engine after a break of almost two years. Or better said, I started completely new.

I stopped back then because I was facing unsolvable problems and I couldn't get some things working despite weeks of trying.

But now I managed to draw tens of thousands of segments and billboards in a single drawcall, with good performance, even on a really slow office graphics card like my Geforce GT710.



Edit:

Just wrote a simple athmospheric scattering shader.

[Hugues Ross]

Ah, the beautiful forests of Spikeland...

Jokes aside, this actually looks really nice. Especially with that added shader.

[Jasoco]

Taking a break from 3D for now. Been playing around with a SimCity SNES clone of sorts...

It's interesting to try and figure out the mechanics of how it works. There's a lot of stuff that isn't really documented. So I have to figure it out myself. Or just wing it. There's also no proper image sorting right now so sorry that train is above the building. lol

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It's easier to draw a baseball than a football helmet. Also I don't even know how to draw a train station. The little 2x2 buildings are train stations. The train stops at each one if it's valid. Buildings also check for adjacent rails or roads and power flows normally.

It's really fun. Hopefully eventually I can make it my own. Draw my own buildings and stuff and add my own features for how the world works.

[Gunroar:Cannon()]

It's really fun. Hopefully eventually I can make it my own. Draw my own buildings and stuff and add my own features for how the world works.

Nice It'll be cool when you start adding own features.