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At least it's not me tripping balls with streaky highlights
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SDL? You mean you wrote your own program? The only SDL I can find on Google is the graphics API.Laggy wrote:Just toying with SDL.Nash wrote:What program did you use to make this?Laggy wrote:I made water.
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Yep.Nash wrote: SDL? You mean you wrote your own program? The only SDL I can find on Google is the graphics API.
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What do you guys think of this gif?
I wanted to make a big ass monitor with some cool animation but I think the animation is little too fast. The original gif used to have 60-80 frames so I cut it down to 15 (because I'm too lazy to edit all the frames). The gif is pretty close what it looks in game. I'm using 5 tics for each frame.
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I wanted to make a big ass monitor with some cool animation but I think the animation is little too fast. The original gif used to have 60-80 frames so I cut it down to 15 (because I'm too lazy to edit all the frames). The gif is pretty close what it looks in game. I'm using 5 tics for each frame.
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Looks reasonable, i guess. It would take a lot of frames if the asteroid spins as original numbers of frame.
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If the gold bars and whatnot in the lower left corner also animated it would be perfect.
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Depends on its use. If this monitor is showing a large asteroid in stable orbit, then yes, it's moving very quickly. If, however, it's an alarm monitor showing a small asteroid heading for your spaceship, or a large asteroid hurtling towards the planet about to destroy the viewer and the entire base, then the speed is good. Agree on the gold bars. And the faster and larger the gold bars change (maybe to some bright reds), the greater the urgency.
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I like checkerboard tiles. I like Heretic and Hexen.
One tile in the lot doesn't have the checkerboard effect because it didn't look good on them.
One tile in the lot doesn't have the checkerboard effect because it didn't look good on them.
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I like checkerboard tiles too
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So I've been toying with filters and somehow got a cool-looking mazelike effect that, once colored in deep blue, could make a fun alternative to the good old COMPBLUE.
Also in red:
Also in red:
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Here is the spinning asteroid computer finished. I put pngs in a zip file because linking all the pics using a image hosting site would have been a pain in the ass. Zip also includes brighmaps. I don't know if the pics are paletted.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/8p79bb4ti ... mkbcom.zip
I didn't include any animdefs or doomdef txt file so have fun typing those out. Animation probably looks best if you use tics somewhere between 5 and 10.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/8p79bb4ti ... mkbcom.zip
I didn't include any animdefs or doomdef txt file so have fun typing those out. Animation probably looks best if you use tics somewhere between 5 and 10.
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Fill a 128x128 image with midgray (#808080). Add noise. Apply random filters randomly with absolutely zero idea what the heck you are doing. End up with something that kind of looks like stone tiles. Make sure it tiles and tweak the color so that it converts okay to the Doom palette: you get this.
Or more probably you'll get something completely different. That picture went through phases where it looked kinda like brushed metal and with a few tweaks could perhaps serve as a SHAWN-like texture. Then it started looking more like hellflesh. And then, bam, stone tiles out of nowhere.
Or more probably you'll get something completely different. That picture went through phases where it looked kinda like brushed metal and with a few tweaks could perhaps serve as a SHAWN-like texture. Then it started looking more like hellflesh. And then, bam, stone tiles out of nowhere.
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That actually looks really cool! Sorta like Hexen.
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A teleporter I made for a project, but have ended up replacing it with something else.
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I wasn't very happy with the older tall support2 I made earlier, so here's a new version. I closely attempted to match the original's bits where its darker and lighter, unlike the original one I made.
As it would look in game if you replicated the normal SUPPORT2 texture:
Should still go next to SHAWN2 and the like fairly well.
As it would look in game if you replicated the normal SUPPORT2 texture:
Should still go next to SHAWN2 and the like fairly well.