Wönderful.

Heheh. Thanks. I'll try to make more fan art of other games. Maybe Nuclear Throne next...?

How about us Antarticans

Gunroar:Cannon() wrote: ↑Sun Jul 04, 2021 1:45 pm One game to look at would be Brogue,the roguelike... The Brian Walker's Rogue...hence Brogue.
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Talking of Brogue and its design, I drew some Brogue Fan art.



Based on this:

Brogue is written in straight C. It's pretty well organized and easy to read. If I remember correctly all of the dungeon generation happens in single C file. Take a look. Yeah, I've looked at the code. (And wish it had a moveable setup to load new creatures and stuff from json files because it real...

Oh, okay. That helps. Path problem fixed then :) (My dad brain was imagining doing A* path finding for every time :rofl: ) But isn't there a better way to do it than "shift" the blob around until there's a path? Hmmmm. And there's also the problem that the blobs produced aren't as best as ...

I use rotLove (needed to run example I posted, sorry) for generating maps. Works okay. But I want to generate maps more like Brogue (using rotLove's Brogue map gen) but it doesn't work well and just gives me either square rooms or one whole cave. --[[ Brogue ]] ROT= require 'src.rot' function love. ...

Jasoco wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2023 7:32 pm
It's really fun. Hopefully eventually I can make it my own. Draw my own buildings and stuff and add my own features for how the world works.

Nice It'll be cool when you start adding own features.

I guess it's instant. If I add inertia I'll just try and tweak the code. My main problem is that the library doesn't work for fleeing as I thought it should when I use it.

Looks like typo: elseif hunter.agent then return hunner.agent Heheh. I doubt though. "Check if there's still an agent and return one if there is, but if there isn't then throw an error". Where did you get that a "small working example" means to post your whole project? Okay, fai...