What's everyone working on? (tigsource inspired)

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I needed a little break from my Pseudo3D racing engine, so why not do a ray caster? :awesome: :awesome:
I'm rendering to a 90° rotated frame buffer, so I can draw the vertical columns horizontal. It's pretty fast, even on my potato PC.

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Hello.
I'm planning a game with a xpress controller. (https://contourdesign.com/products/shuttle-xpress)
I hope more fun.
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Working on my ray caster.

I implemented real 8-Bit palette rendering with lighting and shading system pretty similar to Quake's colormap, including fullbright support, etc.

All the textures are stored in a special format without any color information but with only the palette indices instead. It's the same with the light map. The colors are stored in an 8-Bit LUT palette. I can then simply calculate the palette index with "256 * light + color".

I love the look of real 8-Bit palette rendering :3 :3 :3

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UnixRoot wrote: Sun Jun 04, 2023 4:18 pm I love the look of real 8-Bit palette rendering :3 :3 :3
That looks great -- very immersive.

I'm still working on simple stuff... slowly.
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duaner wrote: Sun Jun 04, 2023 10:28 pm I'm still working on simple stuff... slowly.
Actually, it's quite simple. There are lots of tutorials and code samples for ray casters you can study. The only problem is, most of them are slow.

But I got rid of all the slow per pixel divisions, drawing 90° rotated so I can fill horizontal scanlines instead of vertical columns, using bit shifts instead of expensive math where possible, using C structs and pointers instead of tables, etc.
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I was working on a game called LOST from a few days it is a game talking about a boy lost in another dimension and It is now released.

It’s page in the games forum in love2d:
https://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=94616

The Game link on itch io:
https://ghosx.itch.io/lost
My Itch.io profile page: https://ghosx.itch.io/ see ya :3
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Working on a top down dungeon crawler with zombies. Will be releasing a playable build soon!

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i've been learning about 3D rendering and modelling for the first time, here's what I have so far. there's more things like point lights&quadtree view culling I could add but I want to move on making the actual game&assets, it'll be an RPG with a chess battle system.
https://github.com/pszer/Providaa
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Jasoco wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 7:32 pm Taking a break from 3D for now. Been playing around with a SimCity SNES clone of sorts...
Oh I love this!
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Still nothing much visually, but I've been making a roguelike framework with Love, with support to ASCII, tiles, zooming and mouse

(I already made the same experiment with raylib and C++, and at the same time my main game project "Brazilian Street Food Simulator" is being done in Unity, I mean... was being made in Unity, I'm going to migrate away after everything that is going on).

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