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Offline (Unknown gender) lonewolff
Posted on: September 25, 2014, 08:15:54 pm
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Hey guys,

Just thought I'd post some screenies of what I have done in the past year or so, when those odd times of inspriation kick in.

From oldest to newest.

First real attempt at using GM:S for the halloween jam.

Had GM:S for about 3 weeks at this stage.




Testing out my video player extension

Yes, the one that I didn't steal from ENIGMA. IIRC this was ~6 months before ENIGMA had video. Testing dynamic 2D shadows here too.




3D render replacement for GM:S

First renders with my (still) unreleased 3D renderer for GM:S (based on Ogre).




3D getting more advance a few days later

Starting to play with terrain.




More advanced

As advanced as I got before getting bored and shelving the idea for the moment. Around 6 lines of GML to generate the scene. Multiple textures, bump mapping, auto shadow prebake, and dynamic shadows. etc. Animated sky, raycasting, walking on terrain, with full camera movement, 8x FSAA, and ~2,000,000 polys at ~180 FPS.




Current WIP project

Early screenie of what I am working on at the moment. Five shaders in play. Some visibly apparent, some not. One shader fixes as GM:S bug that was killing the look of the scene.




Hope you like :)



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Offline (Unknown gender) Darkstar2
Reply #1 Posted on: September 25, 2014, 08:24:18 pm
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Speechless......:D

The video one is amazing, opens lots of doors for highly interactive game developing.

As to the other stuff, impressive I can only imagine the type of games you'd make, would put to shame a lot of current game developers......When I see some of the stuff winning competition and potential you have, you could easily make the top.
though actually making full games is the harder part as TIME is required.
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Offline (Unknown gender) lonewolff
Reply #2 Posted on: September 25, 2014, 08:26:05 pm
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Speechless......:D

The video one is amazing, opens lots of doors for highly interactive game developing.

As to the other stuff, impressive I can only imagine the type of games you'd make, would put to shame a lot of current game developers......When I see some of the stuff winning competition and potential you have, you could easily make the top.
though actually making full games is the harder part as TIME is required.

The harder part? You mean the hardest! LOL :)
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Reply #3 Posted on: September 27, 2014, 10:46:51 am
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It looks very impressive !  :o :) I hope one day we will able to play one of your game.
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Reply #4 Posted on: September 27, 2014, 05:43:14 pm

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Very beautiful.  (Y)
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Offline (Unknown gender) Aegar
Reply #5 Posted on: September 27, 2014, 06:49:55 pm

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I'm amazed at how crisp the graphics are in the last screenshot with all the silhouettes. Is that the result of using shaders? Or are you using really high-def graphics? Or something else?
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Offline (Unknown gender) lonewolff
Reply #6 Posted on: September 27, 2014, 07:04:25 pm
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I'm amazed at how crisp the graphics are in the last screenshot with all the silhouettes. Is that the result of using shaders? Or are you using really high-def graphics? Or something else?

Something else :)

That is 100% vector graphics. Gives me the ability to zoom right in and right out with no loss.

One of the shader passes is there to handle a GM:S bug where the wireframe gets shown on the edges of the vectors (which would normally make it look utter rubbish). Thanks YYG for another bug - LOL.

That whole scene is dedicated to getting the camera working correctly. It is gonna get better looking too, I promise you that :)
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Offline (Unknown gender) time-killer-games
Reply #7 Posted on: September 29, 2014, 10:32:31 pm
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Lonewolff, can I rub your lamp? This artwork is AMAZING! ;D
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Offline (Unknown gender) lonewolff
Reply #8 Posted on: September 29, 2014, 10:36:24 pm
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Rub away  :D

"Powered by GameMaker: Studio" (at this stage  (Y))
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Offline (Unknown gender) time-killer-games
Reply #9 Posted on: September 29, 2014, 10:39:27 pm
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I will, gladly, but only if some genie will cum out.

BTW your last screenshot has a boner. I'm so aroused. :D
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Offline (Unknown gender) lonewolff
Reply #10 Posted on: September 29, 2014, 10:50:10 pm
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I will, gladly, but only if some genie will cum out.

BTW your last screenshot has a boner. I'm so aroused. :D

Not sure if that is a boner. But thank you for your input  (Y)
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Offline (Unknown gender) Darkstar2
Reply #11 Posted on: September 29, 2014, 11:19:13 pm
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TKG's mind's in the gutter....That's not a boner but his hand, if that were a boner then this guy is hopeless LOL!
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Offline (Unknown gender) time-killer-games
Reply #12 Posted on: September 29, 2014, 11:22:50 pm
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Haha what is a "joke" again DS2?


I should stroke your lamp next.
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Reply #13 Posted on: September 29, 2014, 11:42:43 pm

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TKG I am going to have to ask you to be a little more polite to the OP, please stay on topic or go back to China town (West Virgin).  (Y)
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I think it was Leonardo da Vinci who once said something along the lines of "If you build the robots, they will make games." or something to that effect.

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Reply #14 Posted on: September 30, 2014, 08:25:24 pm
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While there was a pun invloved my compliment to Beowulff was sincere. So idk how I wasn't being polite.
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