The most I think fast way to test is construct 3. Use: editor.construct.net its paid no-code engine but you can use up to 50 events absolutely free. I mean it's really free to open it anywhere anytime and drop a sprite on canvas in two clicks and test few animations. I don't recommend to use it for heavy games and animations, because they need some code to load sprites on the fly and to unload unused ones (and maybe some cache) to prevent RAM overload. But works perfectly for prototyping
Engvee
Creator of
Recent community posts
Wow basic mechanics are working! There will be a lot of to do on polish and balance movement with obstacles, interiors and passages, pathfinding... There's already AOE and DOT mechanics implemented I see, bottles and inventory, that's great!
I think you need to give to some of your friends to play few minutes and test move, attack, react and other speeds. What is slow for you may be too fast for others and may require some balancing, Keep going!
This one (pic) - canonical isometric, except the only difference that we are looking at object on 45°, not 35.264°. I mean 35.264° seems like world is stretched into the distance. So object is on the floor, we need to lift our eye higher to look from some height, and value of this height will raise an angle between floor and eye. This angle is 45 degree, like Sacred, Titan Quest, Grim Dawn, etc. Such high angle give better object readability and less visual conflicts.
If you need a really «exact-exact very strict» 35.264° isometric projection, I can try to upload such version
This is my own video about it. I was planning to make second and third video part about my own script that controls the rendering and my own program I made to control Texture Packer. But such explanation lessons are not really needed to community so I left idea to continue posting videos. Here is the link if you are interested:
Thank you very much! I'm working now on cloth simulation and some animation mixing techniques, so maybe there will be some higher quality sprites, because I really want to see better cloth, hair, transitions, materials, etc.
Also, I will be very glad to see any demos of games or work-in-progress whan available!
Hi! Under assets that can be used in commercial projects (even free) there is the text you mentioned above. However, if your game/show/video/presentation is not a paid one, you can leave prototyping sprites in public available version. Third way is donation, that is exception from this rule: you can release freely available project but it can stil receive donations.
I wish to be able to release more and more free characters and monsters that can be used in commercial projects, but, unfortunately, don't have much time to...
It's not mandatory but you can use “enGVee” and also for these sprites “MadeCG”. I will be very happy if you managed to get the game to a full release. There have already been guys on here who have succeeded. As a gamer, I admire them. The greater joy instead of credits for me is a working game demo (if of course you share the link when possible) that I can play and have fun))




































































