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Brzmi ekscytująco :-) Czekam z niecierpliwością, żeby zobaczyć, co wymyślisz.

Tak, możesz. Pod warunkiem, że Twoja gra jest zgodna z licencją DUGA. Znajdziesz ją tutaj: https://github.com/MaxwellSalmon/duga?tab=MPL-2.0-1-ov-file#readme

Nie ma znaczenia, jakiego języka programowania lub silnika używasz. Najważniejsze to zacząć, jeśli chcesz stworzyć grę.

Scratch to prawdziwy język programowania! Z tą książką nauczyłem się nawet Pythona: https://cdn.bookey.app/files/pdf/book/en/python-for-kids.pdf
Jest naprawdę dobra, ma kilka fajnych zadań i jest napisana w sposób odpowiedni dla osób w każdym wieku :-)

Świetnie, że masz tyle dobrych pomysłów na ulepszenia do DUGI. Niestety, nie mam już czasu, żeby nad nią pracować. Cieszę się jednak, że jesteś nią zainteresowany :)

Dzięki i przy okazji. Niestety, jestem teraz o wiele bardziej zajęty niż wtedy, gdy tworzyłem DUGA... Ale mam nadzieję, że kiedyś uda mi się ukończyć Omicron 35.

Nie potrafię odpowiedzieć na to pytanie ;-) Po prostu robiłem rzeczy, które uważałem za fajne.

Nie jestem pewien, czy dobrze rozumiem, o co mnie pytasz :-)

Tak, Python jest po prostu wolny. Ale jeśli uruchomisz DUGA w trybie pełnoekranowym, powinien wykorzystać Twój procesor graficzny i działać szybciej.

Bardzo dziękuję za miłe słowa i również Wesołych Świąt! DUGA to nie „prawdziwe” 3D, to raycaster, który tworzy iluzję 3D. Ale też bardzo trudno było uruchomić go z akceptowalną liczbą klatek na sekundę :-)

:-)

Dzięki! Wiem o tym, ich kod jest strasznie chaotyczny. Jednak nie pracuję już nad grą, tylko naprawiam błędy psujące rozgrywkę.

Edytor był właściwie narzędziem, które sam stworzyłem, dzięki czemu mogłem łatwiej tworzyć mapy. Więc jest całkiem bez kości:-)

Tak, można! Będziesz jednak musiał edytować kod źródłowy. Jest plik o nazwie TEXTURES.py, w którym powinieneś móc je dodać.

Gdybym miał dodać nowe obszary, chciałbym wypróbować jakieś rzeczy związane z przemysłem, np. rury i kable.

Cześć, bardzo fajnie. Byłoby super, gdybyś dodał zupełnie nowe rodzaje ścian. Chętnie bym to zobaczył :-)

Thanks a lot - check out the full game as well :-)

Hello coolmanthedev,

You are very welcome to make modifications do DUGA! I agree, that it is cumbersome to  modify. As long as you follow the license DUGA is under (check the GitHub). I'd love to see what you can come up with :-)

Best,

Maxwell

Thank you for your post. I am not planning to add any new features to DUGA as it is a finished project and I am working on other stuff. 

You do not need to have Python installed to use the level editor. The download comes with an .exe - if that doesn't work for you, please let me know which errors you experience.

Take care!

I tried to run it on a new PC and I got the same error. It is caused by the newest version of Pygame, it seems. Try downgrading to Pygame 2.1.3 and it should work - at least it did for me :-)

Thanks for letting me know. Can you please elaborate on how it is broken?  Do you get any error messages or is this the only thing appearing on the screen?

I am glad you find it interesting. It was quite bothersome ;-)

Thank you very much. I'd still love to see your textures, so feel free to share them here :-)

I would appreciate if you did not simply re-release a retextured version of my game. If you would like to make changes to the actual core of the game, you are very welcome to do so.

However, I would love to see you share the new textures in a thread on this game.

Hello EndlessTime,

I believe you may also have posted a comment to the trailer? In that case, YouTube decided that I cannot reply to it for some reason...

You are very welcome to change anything you'd like, as long as you follow the lincense it is under. This, however, will only be of concern if you are sharing anything. I recommend downloading the source code through my GitHub- that way you can change whatever you want. The locations of all assets should be fairly straight-forward, i.e. textures are in the textures folder.

If you downloaded the game through itch.io, you can also change textures and sounds, though not text.

Looking forward to see, what you'll do with it.

Oh, it that the developer map? I contemplated implementing a minimap system similarly to Doom, but I never got around doing it. What you see here is simply a more actual representation of how the game works.

Indeed. It is difficult to keep track of all the textures and they are quite computationally heavy to produce!

Wonderful! You can follow me on other platforms, as this thread may lock due to inactivity at some point. Updates are not as frequent as I'd like them to be. 

The game will be centered around the atmosphere and dialogue, though it will feature some puzzles. I am still in the process of finding out what works and I may need to add more puzzles for it to not be too repetitive. If you have any suggestions to puzzle themes, they are very welcome :-)

I have been fixing a lot of texture issues, that I had just ignored. Below is an image of a small, but quite powerful change.

Some other areas I worked on:

• Fixed lighting in different scenes
• Added LOD lamps outside
• Fixed snow clipping through roof inside
• Skydome will now also have right colour tint depending on time
• Added some unrealistic, but cosmetic lights

Also, I am planning on moving the devlog to an actual devlog tied to a project. We'll see if it will work without the game being released.

I hope you found it somewhat interesting!

Indeed! Are you currently there? :-)

I just added some eerie night light to the game. The outside now has lamps above the doors , which allows the player to better see, what is going on.

I just created a new light for the entrace of the house. A lightbulb seems better suited for the style.

Before:

After:

Unfortunate! I'd love to see some modified NPC animations.

Pure art!

Hello!

Some time ago I created a small devlog for my game here. However, it was locked due to inactivity - it is a slow process being a game developer.

I just published a video devlog showcasing major updates to the game, which is posted below. But if you don't want to watch that, I added some key points below.

What did I create?

• Added a developer console
• Created a prototype of the story in Pygame
• Recreated a model of a snowcat
• Remade some lighting
• Made a command line interface for file conversion

I hope you found this interesting. I will add more information to this thread or perhaps make an actual devlog here on itch, if you are interested. 

Thanks for your time :-)

I am looking forward to see, what you are going to create :-)

Very nice maps! It works very well :-)

Awesome! I am able to load your maps without issues now. Pastebin seems to be the problem. I will update the thread to tell people to use Google Drive or similar services.

By the way, you can remove some tiles from your maps, that are never visible to the player as seen in the screenshot. This will increase the performance in the level, if you are experiencing low FPS. Really cool maps :-)