JevaEngine example game

radnomguywfq3 · 2009-09-16T01:15:14.000Z

[quote=fabz;1043718]Yo jeremy wildsmith My account is not working FKU[/quote] gogogogogo, should be working.

Originally Posted by fabz

Yo jeremy wildsmith

My account is not working FKU

gogogogogo, should be working.

Going to try this out !

Empire ofc not. This isn't even prepreprebeta.

You guie it says my name pw is wrong WTF!

Originally Posted by fabz

You guie it says my name pw is wrong WTF!

Recreate the account, I can't relay the password because knowing MPGH you won't be able to login to it if I do.

type correctly thann

I did fool

Fabz

*********

no fucking wonder

enter adds a character

Originally Posted by fabz

I did fool

Fabz

*********

no fucking wonder

enter adds a character

Yea I had to program all the UI controls myself because Java's swing was being a ******. So those controls aren't fine-tuned as of now.

Oh yeah, why do you have isometric tiles and cardinal objects? You should stick with one, if you isometric, you will need to write a path finding system, which is a total bitch. The characters look like they move tile to tile too...

Originally Posted by arunforce

Oh yeah, why do you have isometric tiles and cardinal objects? You should stick with one, if you isometric, you will need to write a path finding system, which is a total bitch. The characters look like they move tile to tile too...

Well, I already had to write an A* path-finder, although it's a bit messed up when working with long curved distances. The characters move like any object, using absolute X, and Y positions, But when they're rendered they're center point is translated to a grid position where they are rendered in an order that works with the other objects on the map. Absolute positions of the destination tile's center-points is used as the object destination opposed to a grid position, which they move towards. As far as the object is concerned, it's not working in an isometric environment, or even a grid one for that matter.

But yeah, the path-finder was a bitch to write.