@mikaldinho
I think it's quite good if it runs not too slow on an atom cpu

@Rei_Ayanami
What exactlly do you mean with the crapy clouds? Could you may post a screenshot or so?

@Raschka
Thanks for giving me the hint with texshare ^^
I haven't thougt of using this. I will give it a try, but I don't know if it will lead to a better performance. (since these are only 256 x 256 textures)

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TSGames

so I suppose this game is "First-In, Last-Out"?

really nice game!

Do you use the 3dgs physics engine?

@The_Clyde
Sorry, I don't actually unterstand what you mean. Could you explain what "First-In, Last-Out" means? (Sorry, I'm no native speaker)

@MPQ
Thanks! And yep, it uses the integrated (ODE) physics engine.

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TSGames

i like how you did the camera - can you tell me how you did it?

Thanks Torsten, I will try it when my notebook is back alive. I have/had a 512MB Geforce 7900 GTX which should be enough but it is currently damaged, maybe that is/was the source of the framerate problem, I don't know.

@mikaldinho
It's a simple math-based smooth effect.

You can easily do it by implementing something like:
target_z=player.z; // the target position
camera.z+=(target_z-camera.z)*0.1*time_step; // move camera to it, slowly

Just implement this in a while(1) loop, use wait(1) and you're done. The 0.1 is the smoothing factor. The lower the value is, the slower the camera will move to the target position.
Of course, you have to do this with x,y and z.
But be aware that - when using this - the camera will never get the exact target position but will actually be a small amount before or after it.

@Superku
Okay, I hope that it will work after you've get it back. Thanks!

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TSGames

I've updated the game and insert online highscores. You can now select between "Local" and "Online" scores, and your scores will automatically insert in the online tables.

The download link is still the same (see first post)

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TSGames