Tileset I
Tileset II
These are pictures of an interior of the first tileset, and the second is an exterior of the city in progress.
Game Preview
You can visit this link to see what the game can do right now. I'm currently just working to tweak many of the systems, as well as add new aspects to the game. I'll try to keep my journal up to date for you guys to view the progress of the game.









I (goddessofmoon) have a new account, maybe you remember me.
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Enjoy your special day.
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I've download this Dev-C++ compiler by Bloodshed Software, which looks rather decent, but i'm not quite sure how to get the DirectX libraries to work with it.
I keep wanting to try out linux, i even have Mandrake 10 installed, but i have this obscure modem that doesn't have any Linux drivers, and running an OS without an internet connection is rather pointless.
I'm thinking i'll just go with pieces that are tile-wide and taller than a tile.
I've mailed 3 versions of what i've been doing.
Using the map editor when i have objects larger than that is a bitch, because then i would need to separate each object into tiles and pick each tile on the map to be a specific tile of the object.
Also it screws with the depth of each tile because the tiles are drawn by order and a tile that's closer overwrites a tile that is farther back.
I'm trying to think of a way to make it more comfortable, like having a text file that numbers each object and says how large it is and then i can draw it at a specific location.
One way i'm thinking of doing this is making the objects have their bottom tile as a base tile, so that they hide anything above the level of the base tile.
Another way is just defining an object as a whole so that i know which tile is blocked for that object and the like.
That must sound like alot of nonsense, i should send you my current version.
I'm currently trying to figure out a good way to implement higher-than-tile objects in my game.
Also, why do you hate C++?
I like it alot, much better than other languages i've played around with, like VB or Pascal...
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