To every window to be smashed there's an unlocked door to be easily opened. Thanks for the tip xD

I agree, that's the main thing I noticed love didnt have was accelerated graphics, which I found surprising. In the java engine I made, image pixels are loaded into an array and the copied from when they're rendered, so they aren't wrapped or anything, just copied from. It's here if you want to take...

I freeze after spacebar like a few others.

Lenovo B570
4 gigs ram
Intel i3
Meh I forget the rest, the main thing is though I don't have a graphics card so that's probably why I don't support buffers.

Download the source and set gamefinished=true, it unlocks all the cheats such as portal knockback, goomba attack, and minecraft mode lol. Fun to mess around with. With invincible mario and portal knockback I can just knockback into the air and finish each level under 10 seconds. Obviously it takes t...

I definitely will
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Thank you thank you the ideas are flooding in xD
I think I'll make myself a goal to have a 3d rotating cube using quads by midnight.. or early morning xD Should be fun, I'm stocked up on soda.

Oh, all they had was built in geo drawing. Mmm I feel like a noob, ignorance is bliss.

Did those machines have built in geo drawing? (just to clarify, this is a serious question, not being sarcastic or anything lol) Aside from the raycaster, there also a game made by Maurice (of Mari0 fame) called Ortho Robot that does some fancy 3d-looking projections. http://stabyourself.net/orthoro...

I saw his ray casting project but I wasn't entirely sure if it was 3d or not, I just skimmed over it and didn't download it ;P Wow that dice project is impressive. Just skimming through it, it looks like he just used cleverly drawn shapes instead of direct pixel interaction. That's definitely an eas...

I've done a decent amount of work with Java2D, and definitely Java in general. I recently built a 3D dungeon crawler type engine using a pixel array, math, and then drawing the pixel array to screen with Java2D. This is possible though because all of the calculations are basic pixels[x + y * width] ...