Awesome!

well... also can't move while on an orange cube.

you might want to take care of that

Yeah that video almost made me want to play it.

And it's (yet another) tower defense!

-drunken behavior

-foam effect

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What?

what happened to Gopher anyway?

and Bulletin Boards?

_<

with Animations you would still be reserving the next power-of-two in VRAM for each tile though. which kinda misses one of the main benefits of tilemaps.

(The other benefit being it's comfy)

Found and interview where the guy says that it's a video and he wants to make it a game.

He has detailed docs and art assets.

Dunno if it could be done in Construct, has plenty of 3D assets (rotating gears?)

I love lamp.

Edit: whoa. It's even open. I could see this replacing email.

I wonder if one can get local copies as with email.

Isometric games go from 8 to 16.

16 could get really tedious I imagine. Specially if you just change something.

Since the texture is stored on the sprite, I'd assume you need a single sprite for each tile.

Which is why I keep nagging for the tilemap object

Nice, however, cropping and assigning. And MapEd.

Yeah, fair enough. True blurs can be done faster by downsampling, blurring the smaller image, then linear filtering the small image up to the original size again, but the rendering engine in the runtime can't support this right now - it'll be included in 2.0 though.

I just read this can be done sampling with tex2Dbias(s, t), where s is a sampler. t is a 4D vector. The mip level is biased by t.w before the lookup takes place.

I'll give it a whirl later, I'm just putting it up here so I don't forget