voxel game

[Ñuño Martínez]

(...) unreal engine 4 release made me wonder if it makes any sense to work further on this..

Aren't you doing it just for fun?

Anyway, I didn't like those last generation game engines out there. I think a game must look like a game, not like reality. I know, I can use a modern engine and make it look like a game, but then I should drop off a lot of the engine.

[laggyluk]

Aren't you doing it just for fun?

Anyway, I didn't like those last generation game engines out there. I think a game must look like a game, not like reality. I know, I can use a modern engine and make it look like a game, but then I should drop off a lot of the engine.

yeah but after so much work I only have a half assed engine, I could make a game in this time instead. at least now I know how 3d works.
anyways, I'm making the source public. if anyone is interested can take a look:
https://bitbucket.org/laggyluk/planet-blox.git

[Super Vegeta]

Shame to see the project dropped, cool to have to source. I'll give it a closer look once my exam session is over.

[Ñuño Martínez]

I should take a look too. May be we can do something with it.

[laggyluk]

in current state it makes more sense just to use it as an voxel levels editor I guess

[farcodev]

I'm in complete awe with this work o.O

I hope this will not fade away, the tiny Pascal community that we are, need this sort of tool. And these so called "next gen" engine mustn't prevent us to create our own tools, especially since they don't support Delphi and FreePascal/Lazarus. UE4 is for C++, so no thanks, added with the fact that "realistic" 3d require professional level skills out of range of most of the indie and open source worlds. Too much art for so little gameplay content these years...

Btw thanks to make the source public!

[Ñuño Martínez]

in current state it makes more sense just to use it as an voxel levels editor I guess

Then, I should look at the file format.