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Submitted by , posted on 24 August 2001
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These are some screenshots from my game in progress titled Offshore Sailing.
Some of the features are:
BST for collision detection between objects (mainly the boat and the water).
Realistic physics that you would normally experience while sailing between the
boat's heading, angle of the sail, and wind.
Billboards are used for the pseudo-LCD wind/boat speed/directions. I flip
through different uv coords to simultae them turning, and do the same for the
buttons (I just created a bunch of textures with the different buttons in their
down state).
Alphablended skydome used with a hazy blue fog color blends the horizon pretty
well. If I can state how I did this, I created a texture with a rainbow effect
around what I thought were the edges of the skydome. Then, when placed in the
game, I could see which color appeared on the edge of the dome, near the
horizon. I took that color off, then had my template for creating the sky
texture (white clouds, black background, turned on alphablending, the sky gets
drawn with the blue fog as background and white clouds showing).
Some of the things I am working on before releasing it for this holiday season
are:
More scenery, shorelines, boats and weather.
Multiplayer support.
I am really excited about finishing this, now that the physics work correctly,
the engine can be used for other types of simulations. Any games I create, as I
said in a flipcode thread of yore, are meant to be education, fun, and
non-violent (and hopefully not boring).
What I need help with is some constructive feedback from fellow Flipcoders, and
would really appreciate if you could download my demo at www.seacowgames.com and
let me know if it runs!
Sea Cow
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