I added a multi material interface to my game. This means that every base material can have an (nearly) unlimited number of additional materials.
As an example I placed a lot of new materials on the ground. And additionally I built a room.
WORLD FIRST FEATURE:
And I added an amazing new feature: The invisible knife. But that's not everything I also created a blinking sword (yes, the complete sword appears and disappears). That's of course for savety reasons, so that no one accidently oversees a dangerous sword. :-)
<= ok that's just a joke. It was simply a bug in my 3D engine. But it means that I am working on weapons, enemies and stuff like that.
Ah, I nearly forgot to mention that I am using a new screen recording software. Enjoy the video!
This is a feature of the upcoming 0.2 release. If you want to download the current version just check out the following links:
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Looking good, are you planning on creating slopes, wedges, and corners?
Or are you sticking with squares for now?
I like what you are doing, but, 1st person view makes me semi queezy over time, Will you have 3rd person view?
Thanks Michael!
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Slopes, Wedges and Corners: My engine can do this, but you also need the tools which is more work. So I plan to implement this in version 0.3.
3rd Person: When I have human NPC's I will add a 3rd person view. This is planned to happen also in version 0.3.
Version 0.2 is nearly finished.
I was hoping you'd say that! This looks like the start of a great engine, much better than what I'm known of voxel engines. Reminds me a little of Outcast(the game), simply because of voxels. It's s step forward again, congratulation!
Thanks for the answer I was hoping for!
i like the water
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