irbis,

Thanks for the offer. I will first work out more stuff (still on my first week of this) and get me my first complete level working (it's not really complete, but it's playable). Then I'll worry about all that other stuff I said I "just needed".

tulamide,

I'm also working on a game that uses lots of water, but probably completely different. I can work with the fluid .cap that you graciously uploaded, and I made some changes to it (removed the darkening over time), but I'm still wet behind my ears (pardon the pun) to get that ellipse collision going on.

Can I get another .cap with more liquid stuff please?

Is it ok to ask for caps of liquids to strangers in your countries? In my country it is not illegal but it is impolite and a sign of alcoholic dependency. Ah well, I'll buy you a beer if you come to Portugal. This way it's not begging for booze. It's having a party!

QuaziGNRLnose, tulamide and any others who have contributed.

Thank you for your efforts.

There are people out there (like me) who really appreciate this fluid simulation.

As you can see by the post count (as of now, 2) I'm new to this. But thanks to you guys (and some lost sleep reading tutorials and forum), I think I have all the major stuff to get my game running.

Now all that I need is just one tiny little matter of getting-decent-art-intead-of-placeholders-and-music-and-let's-not-forget-sound-fx-also-different-levels-probably-save-file-and-not-mandatory-but-i-really-really-wanted-a-level-editor-for-the-player and I'm done!

Hi guys

I'm gmvasco, and I'm starting to learn how to code me some games.

I've participated in some comercial ventures as a music composer, and now I have a few ideas I'd like to test in games of my own, but I can't afford a programmer, so here I am