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Hello world, Here is my newest creation and attempt at 3D programming. I offer it up as a community project since I'm still too new to make it a really cool game. I've created all the geometry for this game while learning about 3D and how it works in Phrogram. Have fun Norman
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This is just a small program that you can use and pick apart for development into a game. It takes a min to load all of the background stuff so the screen is not doing anything for a minute, be patient. I was trying to make something cool for the digital art contest but I'm not good enough yet. I...
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Here is my entry for the February digital art contest. I added .TXT to the KPL file to allow upload. Rename it by removing the .TXT extension after you download it. The program creates a Lorenz butterfly which it then starts rotating in 3D space and the view zooms in and out. Run until bored. More on...
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Well here is a fun little date calculator, good for seeing how many years and days between then and now. The status line will also show total days. Enjoy, Norman Lucia
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On number 1, one thought that comes to mind is to iterate through 3D space in blocks, rather than simply randomly generating X, Y and Z values, and deciding whether within each block you will place asteroid or a planet or nothing at all.. Think of dividing the 3D space in the game into 6 blocks along...
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Very cool, Matthew, thanks for sharing! It's a great example and a very polished Phrogram program. Educational on more than one level! Here's a screenshot:
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I would like to introduce you to my current project, a text-based command-line adventure game. It was inspired by the original Adventure, also known as Colossal Cave, from the 1980's. Here is a nice online version, somewhat modernized, but still very engaging: http://www.wesleyholland.com/misc/adventure...
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The original motivation for writing this was to do the -- relatively simple task -- of letting someone add their name to a high-score list at the end of a game, without having to switch to console mode. It turned out a little harder and more involved than I expected ... So, attached is another class...
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I have created a HighScores class that will handle managing the high scores list and disk file. The nice thing about well designed classes is that they make complex tasks a bit more easier to manage so that you can get on with other work that needs to be done. All you really need to make this class work...
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Indeed very clever! Thanks for a great example, Neil!