You can now build roads, and rotate the camera. As far as I know roads are free in the Settlers games (not the board game, there it's 1 wood, 1 brick XD) . But I could make them cost resources.
@Ninja Dog, you may be right that the isometric map is better. It has much better performance at least. And it's much easier to work with than the 3d map.
I managed to achieve some rudimentary results.... however this is really more of a hack than an efficent solution, and it is extremely slow and sluggish....
You can now build roads, and rotate the camera. As far as I know roads are free in the Settlers games (not the board game, there it's 1 wood, 1 brick XD) . But I could make them cost resources.
Maybe we could collaborate on some songs then.
Do you happen to have to soundbytes sample libraries?
Also, are you still interested in composing?
I made a few updates to the isometric map!
@Ninja Dog, you may be right that the isometric map is better. It has much better performance at least. And it's much easier to work with than the 3d map.
I made a few changes and now it's running steadily at about 4000fps, which is ok I guess. It's hard to say with such a small map.
Yeah, but it's not a native SNES tracker, however OpenMPT
I managed to achieve some rudimentary results.... however this is really more of a hack than an efficent solution, and it is extremely slow and sluggish....
And then comes the real problem
How the hell do you accomplish texture splatting in game maker
I could also go with an isometric grid, to simplify it a little bit, it's a lot easier than full 3D.
Drawing something sexy is actually pretty hard for the most part...
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