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RPG Maker => Projects / Games => Recruitment => Topic started by: Leon_Westbrooke on September 20, 2009, 11:32:04 pm

Title: Tech demo needs testing
Post by: Leon_Westbrooke on September 20, 2009, 11:32:04 pm
I know, I am a bit of a ghost here, and for this I apologize.  I have just been busy with life and working on different unique ideas.  With this one, I just need people to test this tech demo, and see if they can find any flaws in the graphics of it all.

Now, as for the description:  This is a first-person labyrinth style tech demo.  This is one of many systems needed for the game I am working on, but with all the work it entails, it is difficult for me to test every nook and cranny.

'screenshot': ShowHide

(http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f310/virtuouspaladin9/labyrinthtech1.png)


Demo Download (700kb) (http://www.2shared.com/file/7928862/c073bcfc/Wizardry_XP.html) (2shared)
Title: Re: Tech demo needs testing
Post by: Blizzard on September 21, 2009, 04:19:22 am
I can't test it, but I have a suggestion. You should use a sprite for the 3D render in the upper left corner instead of a window. Also, I don't think you have to limit yourself to 16 color textures. set_pixel (if it was made that way) pretty much doesn't care how many colors you use since it always works with 24 bit colors.
Title: Re: Tech demo needs testing
Post by: Leon_Westbrooke on September 21, 2009, 02:46:08 pm
The upper-left area is actually 15 sprite variables; and it goes through roughly 20-25 pictures to make it look like you are wandering through a maze.  I did this because 25 picture graphics is more appealing than 1 for each direction in each 'square' of the maze.

The idea behind this setup was to look similar to an old NES or DOS system first person RPG.  Since I have those 15 variables, If I want, I could actually use any graphics for the walls, so long as they fit the size of the image I originally set for that portion of the wall.

That being said, If i could find a graphical artist who would love to draw walls, stairs, etc, I could actually make the labyrinth 'window' itself look better with 24-bit colors.  I, however, haven't this talent.

Everything you see is graphics.  Now, the text is in a window with 0 opacity.