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8-bit Contingencies

by Shaun Inman Pro Dec 23, 2009
Contingencies
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6 Responses

  1. Pro Si-tn Shaun Inman

    Trying to anticipate all the tiles necessary to produce any level (in this one particular style). Not looking forward to creating all the tiles necessary to blend a multitude of different styles.

    (Grayed out tiles represent previously accounted for tiles.)

    16-bit tiles add a shadow to the bottom of platforms which will increase the number of non-grayed out tiles necessary to create these shapes.

    over 2 years ago

  2. Nose Mathew Hoy

    like the look and thorough planning behind this one.

    over 2 years ago

  3. Pro Dc-2012 Dan Cederholm

    AKA a !@#$ing impossible round of Tetris.

    over 2 years ago

  4. Pro Db-illustration Derek Balmer

    It's really fun watching you work through this game. Very cool, Shaun!

    over 2 years ago

  5. Pro Si-tn Shaun Inman

    Building in C/Objective-C for the iPhone/iPod touch. Never played with RPGMaker. I feel the same way about code as I do about design; the closer I can get to the core building blocks of the medium (standardized programming language v. framework/proprietary toolset) the better. Especially when I'm just starting out.

    over 2 years ago

  6. Photo Ryan Merrill

    Understand what you mean, Shaun. I've used Allegro before in the past when writing C games and I found it to be quite useful while still maintaining a relative low-level programming environment: http://alleg.sourceforge.net/

    over 2 years ago

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