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Zagrod posted:
Are you making a game version of Cube? That was a great movie.
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Thanks for breaking my tables goon.
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 Click here for the full 903x512 image. Been working on a browser game and it's starting to shape up  . Time to bring back the 90's!My only problem so far is I suck at making MySQL indexes.
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 Pfft. Who needs graphics anyway.
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 Making a browser game but I can't make graphics for poo poo. My nebula looked kinda okay though!
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LOLLERZ posted:Oh my god, why is your universe full of equals signs? I couldn't come up with ways to show they're connected to each other 
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Avenging Dentist posted:Well I mean it's basically a graph, right? You can travel between squares (nodes) along equals-signs (edges). If you turned it into a graph representation with little stars for each node and little hyperspace lanes for each edge, it would probably look pretty cool. It's supposed to have little space stations and crap visible there too though. Imagine there are pictures there instead: I like the hyperspace lane idea though, not sure how I can make it work yet though.
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Avenging Dentist posted:The reason I suggest a graph is because there are known algorithms for graph layouts that make sure the graph looks "nice", meaning you can focus on the data for your game and not have to worry about where to put everything. Here's a paper describing some of it, with references to other papers you can look up for more detail: http://www.cs.brown.edu/~rt/papers/gd-tutorial/gd-constraints.pdf Thanks for the graph theory  link. It gave me a horrible flashback to my MACM classes but it's worth a try.
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leedo posted:
How are you implementing chat? Is it real time?
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