What are you working on at the moment?

ferris · July 03, 2011

That makes perfect sense. Jpeg artifacts (and other noisy additions) would only become more noticable with proper sobel. If you want to continue with images, perhaps an adaptive blur would be best, similar to what FSAA does.

combatking0 · July 09, 2011

I have been working on a website for my local Church:

http://woodlands.rcchurch.co.uk

The design isn't finished yet - it will change colour depending on the time of year, and create a HTML menu for browsers without Flash when it is complete.

Hopefully the people in charge will be able to tell me what to write on it before they announce to the rest of the congregation that it's open.

JL235 · July 10, 2011

I've been working on a raycasting demo/engine on my site, you can see it here.

So far it has a raycasting engine, day/night system, a 'bobbing hand' to show player movement and canonical movement (single tile based movement) which is built on top of the standard 'Wolfenstein 3D' style raycasting movement.

rain_storm · July 10, 2011

Looks the biz

benny! · July 10, 2011

Quote from: JL235 on July 10, 2011
I've been working on a raycasting demo/engine on my site, you can see it here.

So far it has a raycasting engine, day/night system, a 'bobbing hand' to show player movement and canonical movement (single tile based movement) which is built on top of the standard 'Wolfenstein 3D' style raycasting movement.

Sounds interesting ... when I try to run it, it says Project is broken

JL235 · July 11, 2011

Quote from: benny! on July 10, 2011
Quote from: JL235 on July 10, 2011
I've been working on a raycasting demo/engine on my site, you can see it here.

So far it has a raycasting engine, day/night system, a 'bobbing hand' to show player movement and canonical movement (single tile based movement) which is built on top of the standard 'Wolfenstein 3D' style raycasting movement.

Sounds interesting ... when I try to run it, it says Project is broken

Which browser are you running? By any chance is it Safari?

benny! · July 11, 2011

Hi,

no it was with Firefox5. I updated yesterday to Firefox6BETA and now it works. Maybe there was some issues with
the server or something like that, because I guess it would have run in FF5.0, too.

Nevertheless, the engine looks pretty cool considering that it is done in javascript using canvas, eh?

Keep it up.
Best,
benny!

Shockwave · July 11, 2011

That runs really well here (Firefox 5) good resolution and nice and smooth.

Good stuff!

ferris · July 11, 2011

Yup, runs well!

Converting some pop melodies to SID for some 2AM chiptune practice

JL235 · July 12, 2011

Yeah, it probably was the server then. It occasionally falls over for a minute or two after a request whilst it's downloading the game code, so we are planning to move to a better server in a few weeks.

Shockwave · July 20, 2011

Slowly making painful progress...

Raizor · July 20, 2011

Quote from: Shockwave on July 20, 2011
Slowly making painful progress...

Looks cool Shockwave! Does it run fast? I expect that edge detection is quite expensive in terms of processing. Looking forward to seeing the finished prod

Shockwave · July 20, 2011

Quote from: Raizor on July 20, 2011
Does it run fast? I expect that edge detection is quite expensive in terms of processing. Looking forward to seeing the finished prod

It's really expensive.. Actually I've had to restrict the resolution quite a lot and pad the screen with some other stuff.. But it's running at about 70fps on my computer so I'll be posting a youtube capture along with the binaries.

It's all delta timed though so it should be fairly acceptable on most computers.

This is the sort of thing that would have been better suited to shaders really, but I have neither the time or the skill

Pixel_Outlaw · July 21, 2011

A* path finding.
I plan to make a procedural circuit board texture or two by tossing out clusters of solder points and letting path finding connect them.

hellfire · August 26, 2011

Raizor · August 27, 2011

Quote from: hellfire on August 26, 2011

Hmm, something to do with audio compression?

va!n · August 28, 2011

@Raizor:
Yes it looks like that. Original Audio vs Vorbis (1:10 compression i think) vs amazing Wavelet result (1:20 compression?)

@Hellfire:
The graph / wavelet result looks really amazing to the original. Good luck

Hotshot · September 05, 2011

I am coding Twister Demo but I dont know what put somethings in the middle of it...Maybe Credits Scrolling Screen or Type Writer Text $:-\$

Hotshot · September 05, 2011

I have manager put Typer writer in and all need is Add the music and the Twister Demo is Done

Kirl · September 05, 2011

I am working on a modest but fun little demo to be released on 19 September!

Looking forward to Twister Hotshot!