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Hi there,
I've created a simple example for "procedural dungeon generation".
It maybe can be used for old-school 1st person "Dungeon Crawler" games.
Features:
- procedural generated dungeons
- random colored tiles
- 1st person rendering (old-school style)
- keyboard-control (arrow-keys)
- only standard extensions used
You can find the example in the attachment.
Maybe someone has a use for it.
Tell me your feedback, if you like it. ;)
Screenshot:
Attachment 14832
Great example, bad_rick!
bad_rick. This is outstanding and one of the best examples of this type I have ever seen. I will be using this example with credit to you of course. By the way everyone. This is for CTF2.5.
Marv
thx :)
I didn't expect such good feedbacks.
I'm glad to hear that :)
Wow! Ok I guess this was a lot of work! Damn good example!
Hi there,
I did an extended version of the pdg-game engine on request.
Features:
- enemies added
- enemies movement (just a very simple AI)
- exit tiles and enemy tiles rendered in the 3d view
- player can attack enemies (by just clicking on it)
- enemies can attack you if they collide with the player (no player HP included)
- procedural-tile-generation-logic tuned up a bit
- some bug fixes...
the code is still a bit dirty, but I'm working on a dynamic, more efficient one.
have fun :)
Hope u like it ;)
Screenshot
Attachment 14875
I'm gonna try it once more to post this reply (yesterday it didn't work...) :(
On request I did an extended version of the pdg-game engine.
Features:
- moving enemies
- auto-map
- exit and enemy tiles rendered in the 3D view (and of course also in the 2D view)
- enemies attacks the player when they collide with the player (no Player HP management included)
- player can attack enemy (by clicking on it)
- tuned up "random tile creation logic"
- bug fixes...
the code is still dirty, but I'm working on a more dynamic, efficient one. (trying also to decrease the amount of objects at runtime)
Have fun... :)
Hope u like it ;)
ok - now the replies appeared!
One of them can be ignored or deleted ;)
(it took about 2 days until my replies appeared here...)
Thank you very much. The code is not that dirty. This is excellent.
Marv
I agree Marv, this is an outstanding engine. It just keeps getting better.