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Reply #30 –
Built-in? No. A script I wrote that works with it? Yes.

The main reason I used the Majestic was because I don't see why I would use the default map engine when most all of its features wouldn't be used here, and the Majestic has a very open interface for this kind of thing.

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Reply #31 –
Thanks to Radnen for the help!
Now our hero has illuminating goggles to help seek evidence in the crime scene. Makes you wonder why can't he just turn on the lights lol.

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Reply #32 –
Wow... it really has an atmosphere  :)

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Reply #34 –
Quote from: Angry_Pirate – on

I've seen that word being used many times, but I'm not sure what it really means, other than its literary meaning ( the ozone layer and so on ).


For games, it's like the environment. The general feeling of the spaces: dark and moody, bright and happy, whimsical, realistic vs cartoon, etc. I think your game has a warm and mysterious atmosphere, due to warm colors (orange tints) and dark shadows.
If you use code to help you code you can use less code to code. Also, I have approximate knowledge of many things.

Sphere-sfml here
Sphere Studio editor here

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Reply #35 –
Umm yeah ^^ I meant definitely something positive with that :)

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Reply #36 –
Yes, the feels. Your game looks like it will evoke feelings from its locations. A definite positive point! To me it looks brooding and mysterious, uneasily welcoming.

Keep up the excellent work!

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Reply #37 –
Quote from: Flying Jester – on

Yes, the feels.


Yes. All the feels. ALL OF THEM.

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Okay, yeah, that was terrible.  Given my screen name though, it seemed obligatory. :o)

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Reply #38 –
And so, I exchange one project for another...
If you use code to help you code you can use less code to code. Also, I have approximate knowledge of many things.

Sphere-sfml here
Sphere Studio editor here

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Reply #41 –
That Name-Health bar looks really nice! :D

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Reply #42 –
Side Project: A Nordic-themed RPG

Is the forest layout good enough? And yes, it's the default map editor.

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Reply #43 –
It's an interesting art style... I am curious what technique you used to draw those trees.
But the contrast is a bit too strong in my opinion. The dark parts are almost black, which is a pain for the eyes especially at the grass pattern.

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Reply #44 –
The distinction between the walkable grass area and the trees is also not defined enough, I think.

By the way, I haven't been commenting here much, but... So many Sphere projects all of a sudden! It all looks great. :)