I've been doing all kinds of stuff lately.
Mostly nothing.I have also been working on my new game project. Working title is Credence Filter, and it's about a dude who's the chosen one. I like this concept because it brings to light the idea that most games ignore, that your character is the most important character in the game.The scripts are getting a bit convoluted. The player can pick up different items, and I wanted each of the items to have their own set of player animations associated with them. For instance, when you're holding a weapon, all the protagonist's displayed sprites are of your character holding that weapon. The way I set this up to actually work is needlessly convoluted.Anyways, one of my favorite things to do isAlerns.
Posted by Charlie Carlo on Aug. 13, 2012, 8:43 p.m.
Like the alien idea there, I'd be curious as to how their organs are arranged though (i.e. is there some kind of system of gas sacs for propulsion/locomotion, how does the vertical ribcage work into the spinal cord - if its nervous system actually has a spinal cord, why the air intakes are pointing upwards
Not a biologist or anything so my understanding of said kinds of things is high school level. I imagine jellyfish anatomy might be applicable in some respects though. Song isn't that bad…feels like it's building up to something. Like maybe in another piece in the game it breaks out into more of melodic stuff? idkwhere stuff can fall into them)looks cool. that's all i gota say.
Haha, since when does practicality factor into design
i also love the s tagI want the music to be ambient with minimal percussion. I want strange overlaying instruments characterized by digital interference. MP3s. If you can do that, then I'd be all for letting you make music for the game.
wireless nervous system? I like the sound of that
could be confusing with multiple aliens though(if two of them have nervous systems tuned to the same frequency, shenanigans happen :D )No, I mean nerves would travel throughout their tissue to the base of the brain. Although I considered the wireless idea first, before I replied, and came to the same problem. It's weird we… had the same exact thought there.
I actually knew what you meant and extrapolated…backwards?
Evidently we were thinking along the samefrequencieslines. lol c wut i did tharI should start encrypting my brainwaves.
I wonder what the effects would be if I were to operate a microwave next to one.