Well its pretty much done with the exception of saving to different names. You can rename the file it saves as if you wish to keep your map, as it(should) work with a complete demo of the game it's for.You can set the terrain types, structure types and ownership of the map squares by left and right clicking to cycle through the options. You can fade in/out each of the three layers that compose the entire map info.
And this is what it looks like in-game, although the colors are subject to change. Old screenshot…
A little more work and one extra land type later and heres what the in-game map will look like. Complete with structure icons and kingdom ownership squares.A fully complete version with fancy UI graphics and the likes will be released with the first fully functional demo of 'General Kings', a fake-depth of field side view war game.Theres a handful of things left to do, one of them is doing the portraits for the playable generals. I haven't done portriat art in too long and have grown rusty. I hate artist's block.
And this is what it looks like in-game, although the colors are subject to change. Old screenshot…A little more work and one extra land type later and heres what the in-game map will look like. Complete with structure icons and kingdom ownership squares.A fully complete version with fancy UI graphics and the likes will be released with the first fully functional demo of 'General Kings', a fake-depth of field side view war game.Theres a handful of things left to do, one of them is doing the portraits for the playable generals. I haven't done portriat art in too long and have grown rusty. I hate artist's block.
Indeeb.
make sure that the complete demo has fully mouse based controlls
It most likely will.