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Team Short Fuse
Internal Producer: Muhammad Ali
Programmers:
Aaron Vanbuskirk
Adam McCoy
Christopher Barba
Jason Griffith
Kelly Judd
Artists:
Alberto Tirado
Kenneth Kozan
Kevin Massey
Leonid Melikhov
Quilan Septer
Zachary Ferguson
This was a five month project, from design and concept to end.
Specs
Toshiba satellite laptop
win 7 x86 home premium
4gb ddr 2
amd sempron
Problem: Right click on cannon causes game freeze and ultimately fails. not sure if it does the same failure on any other right-click action, but it has happened on more than one occasion.
Game seems to be programmed on a mac, then translated to pc. That's fine, but there are no controls for changing video settings ( anti aliasing, direct x, antistropic filtering, and so on )
Other than that, so far, the game is very fun
Could you tell us what video card you have installed? We've had trouble on certain machines with ATI cards, though generally it's a graphical bug and not game breaking. Thanks for the report, we'll try to fix that soon.
On a side note, we used OpenGL so we could potentially port more easily to other devices.
Thank you so much for you interest and feedback. I will look into this problem, sorry this is happening for you.
It may help if you could provide us with the OpenGL version installed with your current graphics driver.
To answer some of your statements:
The game was programmed on and for Windows. We however decided against DirectX for portability.
Anisotropic filtering is enabled in the game by default, it will be set to the maximum supported by your video card, most likely x16.
Full Scene Anti-Aliasing x2-x16 is implemented but was removed due to hardware constraints placed on our project and performance issues introduced by our animation systems.
I plan on implementing the options selections for both of these features as well as other AA types in the near future.
Thanks again!!
My version of OpenGL is
OpenGL Version 6.14.10.8794
Ati Radeon 3100 - built in to the laptop
Pardon me...radeon HD 3100