The Screenshot Thread

[OrigamiRose]

Thanks for the comments everyone . Im going to change the tint to something similiar to what Amy did.

Nothing special here. I just wonder if the light effect works?

 

[Mr_Smith]

Look pretty good, but the lamp has a light effect but the window doesn't. Also, it's going over the wall, looks a bit off if you get what I mean.

 

[OrigamiRose]

Better?

 

[DeathLock]

I think it looks a bit better, although even one lamp would be able to add a more more light, but I guess that depends on the room itself.

Some screens from an upcoming project.

 

[OrigamiRose]

Looks great Death. Although, I can't help but to think that the walls in the first one looks a bit flat.

Here's the new version of my old map:

 

[RavenTDA]

It looks a bit wonky. Light should make things easier to see at night but this light is making it harder for me to see the area that's lit up. :s

 

[Gubid]

The Star Light System does a much better with lights that remove black from a scene and make it easier to see. Otherwise though, I quite like the scene. I looks like a believable room.

 

[Akuma209]

I've finally finalized the status screen for my game, still some fixes left here and there, and trust me you will see them, I just wanted to share the eye-delight

Graphics by Me, Script by: The LawG14

 

[Xilef]

This is my first steps into Android programming

 

[Tuna]

Interesting. Any supporting details?

 

[Xilef]

Interesting. Any supporting details?

It's literally a Java port of a C written ray casting engine, without the ridiculous SDL involved.

I had trouble with how to draw lines with the android SDK, once I figured that out, porting the engine was easy. Shame I know nothing about Android input so I can't get that camera to rotate or the player to move around.

 

[OrigamiRose]

Here comes a big one(Also, Im aware of the missing doors^^):

Spoiler: Big One

And Im aware of one mapping error, but I don't feel like to make this screenshot in Paint.net again.

 

[Tuna]

This map is rather nice and varied. It's rather beautiful to look at. I assume you plan on adding doors to the majority of the buildings later. One thing that always bugs me about town maps is the abundance of picket fences being used as town borders. This looks tacky to me, and they don't exactly offer any sort of protection, so trees might as well be used to create a more natural border in my opinion. I think it would look really nice if the "town center" autotile was drawn on the second layer where it meets the church path autotile so that the church path autotile would run underneath it, giving it a more connected feeling. But this looks really good!

 

[Zankoku no Yami]

I've finally finalized the status screen for my game, still some fixes left here and there, and trust me you will see them, I just wanted to share the eye-delight

Graphics by Me, Script by: The LawG14

Man, I really need battle backs like that (since I need 640x480 ones)

Looks absolutely lovely!

 

[rey meustrus]

I think it would look really nice if the "town center" autotile was drawn on the second layer where it meets the church path autotile so that the church path autotile would run underneath it, giving it a more connected feeling.

Or you could just draw the "church path" next to the "town center" with Shift held down to draw without the autotile borders, then redraw the grass around it to make the borders where you want them.

 

[Ellie]

If you double click an autotile you get access to all it's possible tiles, jsyk.

 

[shiwt]

 

[Holder]

Shiwt, quite nice, when I look at ruins though I try to see what the building would have looked like if you know what I mean.
You've got rubble placed where the wall's intact, also the log may be better placed next to the broken wall with a stump on the other side.
Is this meant to be a dead end? I see the path entrance from the top left but see no other entrance/exit points.

 

[Tuna]

Very nice map! If you want to try to make your ruins even more realistic like Holder suggested, a good idea is to build the entire building with normal walls, and then start taking them away until eventually you're left with ruins like you have in this map.

 

[shiwt]

You've got rubble placed where the wall's intact, also the log may be better placed next to the broken wall with a stump on the other side.

I did not think about it

Is this meant to be a dead end? I see the path entrance from the top left but see no other entrance/exit points.

Yes.

@Tuna
Thanks. It's nice that you like