Episode Fifteen Episode fifteen of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric prepares the animation for our cowboy to mosey off into the sunset (or an enemy bullet). This episode focuses on the graphical side of things, so […]
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As we approach our animation tasks, it’s worth diving into a topic that relates to animation, and that’s frame rate, usually measured in frames per second. Literally, frames per second refers to the number of visual “pictures” or screens that are shown every second, and despite our advances in technology over the last century and
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Episode Fourteen Episode fourteen of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric adds sound effects, through the amazing tool BFXR, and particles, through the other amazing tool Particle Designer, to convey more information about what is going on
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As this weekend’s goal is to add sound effects to Project Spaghetti to enhance the experience and give the player more cues about what is going on, it’s important to address an accessibility issue overlooked as often as color-blindness. Based on where you look it up, anywhere from 10-20% of the population suffers from hearing
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Episode Thirteen Lucky episode thirteen of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric makes it easier for the player to tell how well they’re playing by showing the point values for enemy kills, and then lays the foundation
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One of the tasks we’ve got scheduled for this weekend’s episode, lucky number 13, is to show the point values when an enemy gets shot (and where they get shot). The reason we need to do this is because we have to consider where the player’s eyes are going to be when designing how we’ll
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Episode Twelve Episode twelve of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, we work to pin down what the game looks like at different resolutions to get a better handle on our future graphics workload, and to do that,
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One of the tasks I’ve set for this week’s show, Episode 12, is to add an options menu to Project Spaghetti. That shouldn’t be too much trouble, especially after getting a Pause Menu up and running for Episode 11, but one of the options I want to include is a way to change the resolution
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Episode Eleven Episode eleven of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric gives our game a little more structure by adding placeholder stages, a rough title screen, and a pause screen for when the player needs a sandwich
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Episode Ten Episode ten of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric helps our bad cowboys dodge some bullets of their own and introduces a new member to their gang. 00:00 Opening Credits 04:46 Live Show Intro 04:46
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