gamekit
Yes, it is true. I really neglected the blog for a while. So what am I doing at the moment? First of all, I working on gamekit to have it in shape for creating the kind of games I want to create. For that I’m doing lots of bugfixes
gamejam
Ok, finally I find some time to write something about “droidcon-hackathon”. It was a real nice event where about 40-50 people were full of energy to write some android apps. There were some proposals about the topics but in the end everyone could decide what kind of app he wants
gamejam
48h gamecoding resulted in a little platform-toolkit based on java(jME3) and blender. Too bad we had some problems inbetween and forgot to create the most important! Levels So the result is just a very small demo…. Launch via webstart: Or get a standalone-version for you OS: Windows | Linux | MacOSX
eclipse cdt cpp debugging Just for people that want to remote debug an application. (Plz mention:You have to compile your application in debug-mode!!!) First you need to install gdb and gdbserver: sudo apt-get install gdb gdbserver Then you have to start the server. The server waits on a given
game
Here the new “Wood Games”-Traiĺer! Go share and tweet this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpMsm9Qrmvk
gamejam
Just wrote down some advices on how to survive a game jam (having ludum dare 48h-competition in my head). Have a look here: How to survive a game jam Breakdance McFunkypants is going to write a book about game jams and asked the game community about their advices: dertom’s
cpp
Just created a new page with instruction how to setup xmlvm to compile Java-Code to Native in Linux! Have a look here: http://thomas.trocha.com/wp/?page_id=684
wood games
Currently I’m working hard to finish my first android game:”Wood Olympics”. I have a prototype in the market already and at the moment I add new disciplines and change quite a lot about the game. I somehow mixed jump&run elements in which was no good mixture.
gamejam
Ok, I make it quick! This weekend was Ludum Dare 48h gamedev competition. This was the first time I used Unity3d instead of java and my beloved jMonkeyEngine. Actually I forgot to swap the programmer as well cause I made the same mistake: beginning too quick followed by struggling and
Well, actually I don’t have a clue about Shiva3D. But the promise to deploy on Android,IPhone,Linux,Win,Mac,Web,Webos for really not much money (170€ indi-license) forced me to have a look :D. After hours of downloading (I was not alone as it was just released)
gamejam
Just arrived from mainz from attending devmania doing the overnight-contest with my globalgamejam-companion burak. This time we decided to use Unity3d instead of the beloved jMonkeyEngine. We started at about 6pm and more or less finished 9am without sleeping. There were some problems with the hitboxes using the unity-collision detection.
gamejam
Well, 2 Weeks ago I participated in a game-coding-project at Trier. Some students of ‘University of Applied Sciences’ organized the week with the goal to finish a multiplayer 2D Shooter. They (Robert and Tobi) provided a good framework based on Slick2D to start with including a working basic network-framework. To