w3schools has a pretty basic rundown of JavaScript. It's pretty helpful as a reference.
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Kats wrote:
w3schools has a pretty basic rundown of JavaScript. It's pretty helpful as a reference. I absolutely love w3schools. They're great. | |
Will be reporting with a library here soon. :B
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This is my little project... it is on Easy mode sooo I can swamp every tile.
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Decided to incorporate some CSS filters into our cutscenes:
http://i.imgur.com/Ny7fXd7.gifv Ignore the shitty FPS and partial lack of autotiling (just to make starting up the game for me faster) | |
Thick outlines... mmmmmmmmmmm.
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Avidanimefan wrote:
Dem density blocks tho. <3 see that blue roof house :P i made that lol | |
I know I had promised a demo update a couple days ago but I've been working on getting a small quest together that will give more of a taste of what questing gameplay will be like. In the meantime, have a screenshot of Cape Origin! (:
 Pardon the shadow awkwardness. I'll be looking into a better shadow alternative soon. (: | |
I'm also working on adding weather effects and so far rain is done:
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With thick rain sprites like that, yes, but overall, if you use small, very transparent raindrops, it provides better ambiance.
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Kumorii wrote:
I'm also working on adding weather effects and so far rain is done: Looks good for a light rain, though it does look like he's carrying a little red umbrella. ;) | |
The intensity of the rain is easily adjusted. (:
 I'll report back with smaller raindrops soon. | |
Click on the image. It'll take you to his wikipedia page.