@RealSpawn :
They are not from me , but by people having made these iphone games.

@Rondidon: I think your are right !
They was just to demonstrate something ! next time i'll juts post links if i have examples to show instead of pictures

lol, pair ratchets and my free one and you already have 2 badies from an odd lizard race for a game.

btw FREE model !



1400tris
1 2^256 diffuse map


http://www.opserver.de/ubb7/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=392348#Post392348

for details ^^

Minecraft2WMB-Converter:
I know i'm doing very much stuff with minecraft, but i simply like the games style and also the really great dynamic map generation. So i thought i could some stuff with GS on Minecraft generated maps:

Only Problem: Total compile time of this map was about 3 hours

@lostclimate, whats about a higher Resoulution Map?
Yeah its great for an free sample but with 1024² map it would be much better

MasterQ32, what FPS do you get when displaying this piece of the minecraft world in GS?

@Losticmate :
Yours look lot more like a lizard. Do you use a shader ? it seems very dark on skin ? perhaps you need a light ?
But great monster

@Joozey :
That's clean, and clear, i like a lot the 2D style and colors.

@MasterQ32 :
You could make your own game style based on cubes :
Retro style.

@Germanuncle:
I get about 20 FPS on 1920x1050 with 118k Tris. The map is currently not compiled as mesh and not optimized from my side.

@ratchet:
I don't want to make games anymore
I will make templates, snippets, plugins, tools and such stuff.
If this project gets good enough for me, i'll publish it.

Did you remove invisible cubes?
You could write a simple function to remove any cube,
that cant be visible from the outside.
Just itterate over all cubes, and mark those invisible, wich have
a solid cube on all 6 sides.
This cuts down the number ob cubes by 80% on average.
(you probably want to do this before exporting the data to wmb)

Also check that the cubes are exactly on non floatingpoint positions, this should help the
buildprocess a lot.

I've done this already. But I've postet the screen before i've done this.
Next step is to set all faces to invisible which are next to another block.
Hope i can get some speed boost.
Another thing i thought about was adding only visible faces to the map, so the compiler only needs to optimize the mesh i have and calculate lights for those.
I think that would be the fastest solution.