Working notes and small writeups.
Notes from building software, mostly the parts worth remembering by Jason Brown (Loktar).
A quick progress update on my procedural canvas shmup: adding music and sound made a huge difference, and I finally dropped in a boss. I also list what I wanted next, like player upgrades and more consistent seeded visuals.
I am archiving Glow Roids, one of my first C# + OpenGL projects using Tao. It includes screenshots and a download, with a note that it can be finicky on different machines.
I am working on a canvas shoot 'em up where the graphics and the level are generated from a seed. Use the same seed as someone else and you get the same run, with a link to the WIP build.
I made a one-day Ludum Dare jam game in JS and canvas, heavily inspired by World Infectonator. You get one chance to convert someone and hope the chain reaction carries the level, with a direct link to play it.
How to install and run Alpha Centauri on Windows 7 from the original CD
Messing around with realtime 2D raycasting to fake lighting in canvas. This post links my JS version and a fiddle, plus notes on tracking the closest hit per ray and ideas like using the same approach for an AI vision cone.
I tried grinding a pumpkin instead of carving and went with a Super Meat Boy face. First attempt, but it was a fun experiment.
I created an Android live wallpaper forest scene inspired by a JS1K demo submission.
Random thoughts on my gaming collection
Explore the creation process of an Android live wallpaper called Guts and Goo. Learn about the technologies used, including libgdx and the libgdx live wallpaper backend. Discover the challenges faced, such as handling Android preferences, and look forward to future updates and the release of a lite version with additional features.
