Nope, unfortunately not. And it probably won't stay because the guy who made it ist't the guy who's going to make the graphics for the game. It will only get better though, i promise.

This is a mock-up, since i can't do that light effect (yet).

<img src="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/930918/Mockup.jpg">

WOoh, that looks awsome tulamide. Here's some feedback and overall interest to get you working on it: WOoh, that looks awsome tulamide!

Wasn't that the file in the archive? If it was, then i have it. And if i hand't i wouldn't be able to open the .cap.

Nothing is happening for me. He's just black. But that's okay.

WTF Quazi, you gotta stop doing this. You're making us all look bad. Go finnish up a game or something else productive, and stop making me feel like a 4 year old.

The worst part is: You're good at the graphics-part as well.

In this thread: under the category "Controls" you'll find a few helpful examples.

Also, this is posted in the wrong forum. Your tutorials is for when you have help to give people. When you need help, post in Help & Support.

Fantastic! You just made the community a great favor!

It still requests the Color overlay.fx file. Actually, now i seem to need both. I tried to work around it by copying the fusion.fx and renaming it so I'd have both, but it didn't seem to work.

Can't get it to work since you changed the name of color overlay. Could you update the example?

I'm not sure i fully understand your explanation of how pixel shaders work, so this might be an unnescessary question, but is it possible to create an effect that removes other effects? In that case i would darken the main layer in some way, for example using tint plus to controll the color of the overall lighting, and then have light-sprites with this counter-effect to remove what tint is doing.

Looks good! I can tell you've put quite a lot of work into this.

Just one thing. I tried my best, but i really couldn't figure out what the green enemy thing was supposed to be...