Hi there,
I've done a lot of work on my Celesteroids game project since I last posted it. I now regard it as "complete". Music and sounds now work!
I've also documented my source code in the help file.
If you want to play with it, you can download it here:
Download Windows Set-up File
or
Zip File (no installer)
(GPL License)
Here's the screenie:
http://www.dreamcalc.net/download/screenie.gif
It's nice of you to include a HTML source code documentation!
Last edited by Sang-drax : Tomorrow at 02:21 AM. Reason: Time travelling
Hey Andy,
Looking pretty good. The sounds worked wonderfully, all ran well...too bad I didn't have any coins though
As I mentioned last time, it runs at a weird latency (kind of slow rather), but as I understand it this is done on purpose?
Anyways, keep up the good work.
EDIT:
Is 'DreamCalc' something you coded entirely on your own? Looks pretty cool. Is it selling well?
I'm not immature, I'm refined in the opposite direction.
there are some of us here that actually played Astroids when it first came out.it was fun playing it again. good work, Davros.
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Your links are broken at the moment (except for the last one).
dwk
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>Your links are broken at the moment (except for the last one).
I've moved Celesteroids to a new website at:
http://www.BigAngryDog.com
The latest release is now 1.2.
>As I mentioned last time, it runs at a weird latency (kind of slow rather)
I believe this should now be resolved (hope so).
>Is 'DreamCalc' something you coded entirely on your own?
Am afraid so.
