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  1. #1
    I don't see a link. You mention an FTP site but where do I find that?
    The views expressed on this programme are bloody good ones. - Fred Dagg

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by czar View Post
    I don't see a link. You mention an FTP site but where do I find that?
    That was to the competition FTP site, but I also uploaded it here:

    http://www.ragnemalm.se/lightweight/...submission.zip

  3. #3
    A little project summary:

    - Writing games in FPC is great fun, and can be done quite efficiently if you are focused.
    - Use the modern features of FPC to your advantage! We have the best programming language but only if we use it properly.
    - Game physics is hard. If you try faking it, the shortcuts get highly noticable.
    - Game AI can be tricky too. It can often be hacked, but then it gets pretty dumb.
    - 3D requires a lot of tools, but once you have a decent set of tools (3D modeler like Wings 3D or Blender, paint program like Pixelmator, model loading code, texture loading, linear algebra code, collision detection) then 3D is managable.
    - One reason for me to write this was to make a project like the ones my students do. I don't want to get stuck teaching but never doing, only telling people to do fun things but never doing them myself. You always learn by doing.
    - Trenkti y g??rble!

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Ingemar View Post
    A little project summary:

    - Writing games in FPC is great fun, and can be done quite efficiently if you are focused.
    - Use the modern features of FPC to your advantage! We have the best programming language but only if we use it properly.
    - Game physics is hard. If you try faking it, the shortcuts get highly noticable.
    - Game AI can be tricky too. It can often be hacked, but then it gets pretty dumb.
    - 3D requires a lot of tools, but once you have a decent set of tools (3D modeler like Wings 3D or Blender, paint program like Pixelmator, model loading code, texture loading, linear algebra code, collision detection) then 3D is managable.
    - One reason for me to write this was to make a project like the ones my students do. I don't want to get stuck teaching but never doing, only telling people to do fun things but never doing them myself. You always learn by doing.
    - Trenkti y g??rble!
    Oh yes, two more conclusions:
    - I got up to speed with Wings3D again and learned how to do texture mapping with it (which wasn't supported in the past).
    - I learned about Cfxr, nice little utility.

  5. #5
    Sadly I cant play your game either. I wanted to make it a point to try and play the games you all made, but in this case I cant. Perhaps you or someone else is able to create a video so we can at least see your game in action?

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by Traveler View Post
    Sadly I cant play your game either. I wanted to make it a point to try and play the games you all made, but in this case I cant. Perhaps you or someone else is able to create a video so we can at least see your game in action?
    I'll try to make a video. However, it should be piece of cake to port it to Linux or Window with a computer with FPC installed. I might do that myself, but there is a startup time on that for me. (And I am also a bit busy trying to add the music.)

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