Surface-based destructible terrain
A surface-based method of handling destructible terrain.
Francesco Mastellone
(effeemme)
For an hypothetic nonexistent reader who can't figure the twenty lines of code out, this simply blits a circle of X color onto a surface whose colorkey was previously set to X.
Coming up: destructible terrain based on rectangle subdivision. It's better than the surface approach if you actually want this terrain to be useful for stuff like checking whether a platformer character is on it.
The spiffy terrain images are GIMP-powered. Clouds are brushes on a gradient, terrain is brushes, smudges, and unsharp masking.
Coming up: destructible terrain based on rectangle subdivision. It's better than the surface approach if you actually want this terrain to be useful for stuff like checking whether a platformer character is on it.
The spiffy terrain images are GIMP-powered. Clouds are brushes on a gradient, terrain is brushes, smudges, and unsharp masking.
Changes
Links
- Home Page
- http://www.istillhavegotnohomepage.it
Releases
Surface-based destructible terrain 1.0 — 30 Sep, 2008