Avisaria - Mac

[WarHampster]

I had no idea that those forums were still up

Also, Gan, how are you planning on hosting the game? Will you run a server out of your house or what?

[Tireas Dragon]

Now, if we're running some big Avisaria event and they publicly get out of character, they may just get electrified.

lol

[Gan]

Satyricon's getting an apartment and will be able to host it 24/7.


-Gan

[Xiphos]

This sounds great!

[Silverwind]

I had no idea that those forums were still up

Yup. I'm gonna revamp the design now that I know CSS once I get Roguesoft.com up and running. I doubt it will be before summer though.

[Gan]

Hey guys, just a tidbit of progress:
http://screencast.com/t/MjBjYzgzNTE


-Gan

[EqwanoX]

thats so fricken cool i want it! making map is gonna be a breeze with that

[GMG Tim]

....... and probly better. this will be fun

better as in faster? benchmarks show that C is faster than SilverCreator.

[Gan]

thats so fricken cool i want it! making map is gonna be a breeze with that

Wow, that's probably the most enthusiastic post I've ever seen regarding one of my projects. You made my day.


-Gan

[EqwanoX]

Wow, that's probably the most enthusiastic post I've ever seen regarding one of my projects. You made my day.

map makeing is such a BOTHER, that looks like it would make map makeing actually enjoyable, now people have no excuse

better as in faster? benchmarks show that C is faster than SilverCreator.

obviously, but it takes much more time and effort to make something in c, while sc is much quicker- i then have more time to refine gameplay and make a better product

[GMG Tim]

obviously, but it takes much more time and effort to make something in c, while sc is much quicker- i then have more time to refine gameplay and make a better product

agreed. honestly, i think sc and gm could become the staples of homebrew game development on the mac with the way they're developing. the card-based approach is so much more intuitive than any of the major game creators available on windows, yet they provide so much flexibility with their scripting language.

[Charlo]

agreed. honestly, i think sc and gm could become the staples of homebrew game development on the mac with the way they're developing. the card-based approach is so much more intuitive than any of the major game creators available on windows, yet they provide so much flexibility with their scripting language.

I agree, although GM and SC (especially GM) need to add more "advanced" features before they can truly be successful.  A game-making program needs to be simple enough that beginners can jump right in but also be capable of producing really great games.

[EqwanoX]

what kind of advanced features does it need? you can make great games now

[Tireas Dragon]

Well it could use um oh wait SC already has those, well it definitely needs no wait SC and GM both have that, what it really needs is oh wait GM already has that. Dang! I couldn't think of anything.

[Gnome]

the Only thing that keeps SC and GM down are lack of users, 3D support, and the speed and sprite limits (although SC seems to have that front on the run)