Looks good MasterQ32, and what Germanunkol says .

atm i'm merging the models in runtime, i do not save them to a file
merging contains vertices, faces, 1 skin per model and no animation
but maybe i can add multiple skin support, but i don't know how...

@"MasterQ32": AWESOME.. been looking to hear about something like that for QUITE some time ...

a random hexagonal grid based terrain generator



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTP4LpfGR4g

Salud!

Wrong link mate, but I've found it. Nice work btw!

Correct link for txemis terrain creation tool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTP4LpfGR...mp;feature=plcp

It's looking great, txesmi! What's it for?

There is no objetive at all. I always liked to play with randomly generated things as terrains, roads, mazes... I think that random generation it is not properly exploited into games market. It could be a great inclusion for infinite playing to those loved games

If someone want to take a closer look, here is a compilation: download

@txemsi
looks cool, it could be used e.g. in rts games. I'll check it.

@rayp
if I'll be ready with the simplest version of low level pathfinding, it definitely will be immediately integrated with unit movements, because it is essential to see bugs. when it works more or less, I'll make a video.

Rewrote my dynamic lighting system (not the mostly model based 2D lighting from my side-scroller, but the one I've posted in this thread a while back) that now supports multiple lights and IMO looks much nicer. There is still no additional rendering involved despite the camera view and no postprocessing, it's an object shader (PS 3.0) applied to WED level geometry. It continues to use line segments (simply defined by two points) to perform the shadow calculations, so the shadow for a cylindrical column can be realized with one line (that is updated per frame), a rectangular pillar (see screenshot) with two line segments (thanks to Hummel's Twilight Box for the idea of using two lines diagonally).



The ground has a simple dynamic texture shadow system that illuminates the tiles in respect to a heightmap and the light(s) and draws basic shadows (don't know if you can call that bumpmapping or something like that, I don't have experience with that stuff).
I can upload a demo/ video if you want.

EDIT: Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVQcug0dQ3g