Latest works by davidcoen
wow, rather unimpressed with writing code on the mac, both the IDE and objective-c, so quite merrily writing code now on win32 c++, do preview builds on win32, and copy code across to mac to build and deploy on iphone.
have asset pipleine…
ohh, submit vidies link now works :) this is from a while ago, shows who far i got with the golddigger prototype
well, got a simple 'game in a day'* project done and running on iphone, lunalander, using the angle the iphone s held at to control thrust, screen space openGl and reponding to touch events to trigger state changes.
the other funky screen…
Wow, learning a new dev environment and language is much easier than dealing with apple and getting a application running on the iphone.
objective-c . easy
deploy on iphone . ouchnothing much to see, just messing around with…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6CVMAmSwhE
Since last update, Load/ save working, level teleportation, scripted sequences inside level, switches and moving platforms just added. Also…
not ready for freeplay, but getting there
everybody hates crates
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRqG7zULa54and the second character they find has masive jump height, fun…
might have found a workflow that i like for greyboxing :)
still haven't completly finialised the movement code (collision not perfect) but the main body of logic behind the step over state is done, and added basics of swiming for fun.…
Well, after another rewrite of a large portion of code (oh what fun breaking everything again) have implemented a little intro movie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Sm6InzV-7w
tools…
This has been quite the week
monday added copy/paste/undo/redo to game data editor (visual xml editor)
tuesday finished changing game code to load new xml format and move everything over to boost scoped, shared, weak pointers
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so, a lot of game content is data driven nowdays.
xml is good, and human readable. it also has a concept of schemas.
Now have game content driven in xml and schemas used to validate, so pretty much have enough information from the…