Hi guys!
I've finally finished a project I started sometime last April. My goal was to make a Lua scriptable adventure game engine that I could possibly use in the future for commercial ventures. It's still a work in progress, and only the things you see in the game are implemented at this time. And before you ask, no open-sourcing is going to happen in the near future.
(http://www.serpentpictures.net/games/HowMany_remake.png)
What's New?
- A brand new two frame talking animation!
- Crappy voice acting for testing purposes
- Crappy Finnish translation for testing purposes
- Some minor bug fixes
- Some minor enhancements
Check the config.ini file to change window resolution and translation!
The Engine
The engine uses OpenGL for graphics and a bunch of open source libraries for things ranging from window/input handling to Lua bindings. I tried to avoid any libraries that didn't allow static linking. The only exception is the audio library irrKlang, since I couldn't find a suitable permissively licensed alternative.
Download
Anyway, here's the remake of the 2008 OROW Competition winner: Download How many... (Remake) (http://www.serpentpictures.net/games/HowMany_remake.rar). You might need to install the Visual C++ 2010 Runtime (http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5555) if you haven't already.
Please, try it out and check the readme for controls. If you encounter any bugs or other anomalies, send me the log.txt file so I can figure out what the problem is.
Thanks!
I cant seem to see much of the game. All that comes up is a white screen and some shadowy objects. Also, the game dialogue gets displayed just fine. Other than that, I cant see anything of the game.
Well, that's new. Could you send me the log.txt file (email or pm)?
Works like a charm for me.
Quote from: Joseph DiPerla on Tue 06/03/2012 19:45:56
I cant seem to see much of the game. All that comes up is a white screen and some shadowy objects. Also, the game dialogue gets displayed just fine. Other than that, I cant see anything of the game.
Thanks for the log! I think the problem is your graphics card doesn't support non power of two textures. That's why the text works and anything else doesn't. I've added this to my todo list, though I probably won't have time to continue working on this for a couple of months. Anyway, I'm glad to see the game seems to run otherwise on OpenGL 1.4 hardware, since it's only been tested on 2.0 and newer. :)
I think you should prevent it from capturing the mouse so you don't have to keep alt-tabbing to get out of the window.