Hi there!
I'm Enhex and I'm not the best when it comes to surfing.
Though I'm OK when it comes to programming and I decided to make a surf game.
I joined KSF hoping I could get some feedback and help here!
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Hi there!
I'm Enhex and I'm not the best when it comes to surfing.
Though I'm OK when it comes to programming and I decided to make a surf game.
I joined KSF hoping I could get some feedback and help here!
hey, good luck!
A stand-alone surf mod will be difficult to make.
The core is already complete. Now the main focus is content (maps), features, and optimization.Quote:
Originally Posted by evolv
I uploaded a demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVDeuqd59Ec
looks cool, is there a build you upload for testing? Did you build the engine yourself or are you using and existing engine? How did you build the maps?
Unity maybe?
Quote:
Originally Posted by horsefeathers
Not Unity, I'm using an engine called Urho3D.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbsurfer
It's open source, written in C++, and has Lua & AngleScript scirpting langs support.
I also made a level editor which is similar to Hammer. It's still very basic but in usable state.
It's designed to be generic - can be integrated to work with any game engine and game.
http://i.imgur.com/MisQ0cG.jpg
I do have a build uploaded to DropBox for testing:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3f4pvzgoov...0HEAD.zip?dl=0
I update it every once in a while, the link stays the same.
Why not make it in source engine using the same mechanics that css and csgo uses?
can't make dat $$ with source engineQuote:
Originally Posted by stratex5
3 Reasons:Quote:
Originally Posted by stratex5
1. I heard Source Engine is a mess.
2. I don't think Valve is going to license it to me. And I don't know what deal they'll offer (25%?).
3. I want to learn an engine that I'll use for the long run. Urho3D is open source, C++, Lua, and doesn't get in the way of including libraries (C++ has some very powerful libraries).