Entry for tournament is on ?
Check game information on link below and tell me this is not an odd game haha.
I had a limited amount of time for this because i go in holiday.Now its done was pretty painful even if i kept things simple , especially the debugging.
Has multiplayer , and one way to capture territories.
I will continue with this after tournament.
Future plans:
Ai clients.
Adding more ways to capture territories.
Alerts to players so they kno
I worked today on publishing a version of the drivable car workshop item for Leadwerks 4.5
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1440937059
free to use, works with the FPS player controller. Here is a demo:
enjoy!
Lighting is nearly complete. and it is ridiculously fast! There are still some visual glitches to work out, mostly with lights intersecting the camera near plane, but it's nearly perfect. I turned the voxel tree back on to see what the speed was, and to check if it was still working, and I saw this image of the level partially voxelized. The direct lighting shader I am using in the rest of the scene will be used to calculate lighting for each voxel on the GPU, and then bounces will be performed
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That's just monster truck fun - This driving/vehicle physics is (well I think) definitivly better than 4.3 ?
Here is a speed car with speed boooosst feature (max 50 m/s)
Boost Car.mp4
I'm just happy to get this work here is a demo:
This is actually better than driving in 4.3 because cars are now able to jump or crash without experimenting crazy rotations or whatever ?
Here is the script to make this:
> Here the values I used:
> And here what changed: Is written in dark:
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function Script:Start()
-- [...........]
-- Construit les amort
A map viewer application is now available for beta subscribers. This program will load any Leadwerks map and let you fly around in it, so you can see the performance difference the new renderer makes. I will be curious to hear what kind of results you see with this:
Program is not tested with all hardware yet, and functionality is limited.
You can now view detailed sales records of your game assets in Leadwerks Marketplace. First, log into your Leadwerks account and navigate to the Leadwerks Marketplace main page. In the bottom-right, below the categories, a link to your paid files will appear.
Here you can see a list of all your paid items:
When you click on an item, you can see a list of people who have purchased it, along with sales dates.
If you wish to give a free license to any member for any
I have map loading working now. The LoadMap() function has three overloads you can use::
shared_ptr<Map> LoadMap(shared_ptr<World> world, const std::string filename);
shared_ptr<Map> LoadMap(shared_ptr<World> world, const std::wstring filename);
shared_ptr<Map> LoadMap(shared_ptr<World> world, shared_ptr<Stream> stream);
Instead of returning a boolean to indicate success or failure, the LoadMap() function returns a Map object. The Map object gives
Little demo I made about driving in Leadwerks 4.5 with "self-made" vehicle (well the model is not from me)
How to make ? -> https://www.leadwerks.com/community/blogs/entry/2216-simple-car-improved/
enjoy!
Now, I wrote a single script that creates suspension, steer and traction
You have to create the chassis, 4 wheels, set this script to each one of the wheels and then paly with the configurable parameters.
Enjoy:
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Autor Juan Ignacio Odriozola (charrua)
Purpose:
A script that facilitates the making of a simple car
all you need is a chassis and 4 wheels
assing this scrip to each wheel and set the object chassis
then adjust some of the configurable parameters
Parent: ch
I had a window popping up every time i was closing the game.Error below:
Debug Assertion Failed!
Expression: __acrt_first_block == header
At first i thought is something related to me not deleting all pointers or closing the app the wrong way.So i fix that up same error.
More investigating i figure it up that somehow is related to poco libs that i use to connect over tcp.If game exit code was before calling poco there was no exception.
More wtf and curses for not being able to wor
Recently i posted a simple car made with joints without too much explanations... so
What is a joint?
This video shows joints in action. At the end, the stand alone executable and the complete project.
The following text and figure is from the "ode-latest-userguide", figures are also form the JV-ODE documentation:
In real life a joint is something like a hinge, that is used to connect two objects.
It is a relationship that is enforced between two bodies so that
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Here there is a way of making a simple car based on hinges
This is not a tutorial, is just simply a stating point for the ones that want/like to play arround physics and hinges...
I included the entire project and the distribution executable to test the scripts so, you have as I say a starting point and just that, hpe it helps someone
This is the editor view and the initial placement of the parts needed
Basically I made 3 scripts
physicsProperties.lua
wheel.l
By modifying the spotlight cone attenuation equation I created an area light, with shadow.
And here is a working box light The difference here is the box light uses orthographic projection and doesn't have any fading on the edges, since these are only meant to shine into windows.
If I scale the box light up and place it up in the sky, it kind of looks like a directional light. And it kind of is, expect a directional light would either use 3-4 different box lights set at rad
Some of you are earning money selling your game assets in Leadwerks Marketplace. This quick article will show you how to request a payout from the store for money you have earned. First, you need to be signed into your Leadwerks account.
Click the drop-down user menu in the upper right corner of the website header and click on the link that says "Account Balance".
On the next page you can see your account balance. As long as it is $20 or more you can withdraw the balance into you
I added spotlights to the forward clustered renderer. It's nothing too special, but it does demonstrate multiple light types working within a single pass.
I've got all the cluster data and the light index list packed into one texture buffer now. GPU data needs to be aligned to 16 bytes because everything is built around vec4 data. Consequently, some of the code that handles this stuff is really complicated. Here's a sample of some of the code that packs all this data into an array.
Texture arrays are a feature that allow you to pack multiple textures into a single one, as long as they all use the same format and size. In reality, this is just a convenience feature that packs all the textures into a single 3D texture. It allows things like cubemap lookups with a 3D texture, but the implementation is sort of inconsistent. In reality it would be much better if we were just given 1000 texture units to use. However, these can be used to pack all scene shadow maps into a single
Because variance shadow maps allow us to store pre-blurred shadow maps it also allows us to take advantage of multipled textures. MSAA is a technique that renders extra pixels around the target pixel and averages the results. This can help bring out fine lines that are smaller than a pixel onscreen, and it also greatly reduces jagged edges. I wanted to see how well this would work for rendering shadow maps, and to see if I could reduce the ragged edge appearance that shadow maps are sometimes pr
Making a multiplayer game about territory conquest, like a board game.
The winner will have the most territory.
Something like risk but no dice rolls and more simple.
So far i have:
A socket server (written in go).This has the territories stored in db.
Text communication protocol (using json). For example this is a register packet: {"t":0, "p":{"name":"test"}}
Game client that can select territories (using c++ poco network libraries)
Sqlite3 for game da
Shadows with a constant softness along their edges have always bugged me. Real shadows look like this. Notice the shadow becomes softer the further away it gets from the door frame.
Here is a mockup of roughly what that shadow looks like with a constant softness around it. It looks so fake!
How does this effect happen? There's not really any such thing as a light that all emits from a single point. The closest thing would be a very small bulb, but that still has volume. Bec
After a couple days of work I got point light shadows working in the new clustered forward renderer. This time around I wanted to see if I could get a more natural look for shadow edges, as well as reduve or eliminate shadow acne. Shadow acne is an effect that occurs when the resolution of the shadow map is too low, and incorrect depth comparisons start being made with the lit pixels: By default, any shadow mapping alogirthm will look like this, because not every pixel onscreen has an exact matc
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