Statistics: Posted by SolarPortal — 14 May 2020, 12:27
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Good luck with your project this is a great extension of creativity (Skyline).
While I am no tome of knowledge I will try to help if I can.
Statistics: Posted by Sage1969 — 13 May 2020, 22:34
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I am 2D game developer.
Also, to progress beyond my abilities I have decided to be a part of this engine.
I have started this game project I have had in my mind for several years.
It would be a 3D game. And I am already loving the process of learning to make 3D games.
Statistics: Posted by RuskinF — 13 May 2020, 16:30
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Statistics: Posted by SolarPortal — 04 Mar 2017, 20:32
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Tattie has some great tutorials there and the New documentation is coming along and will be having videos tutorials to go along with the documentation, eventually I want to be doing some video tutorials that will take you through the basics of starting a game from creating a scene/level (visual) and some of the mechanics that you will need in most games.
I am currently working on a weather system that has seasons and a few extras like can have humidity to effect crops and heat/cold effecing the player.
Display a info screen using a trigger
Player teleport/move player
There is a in-game pause menu script (demo level) and extra splash screens demo level, for when you get the hang of it..
Oh also a couple of documents I have not finished that are based off Gen1, again I did not finish them so take what you can from them...
If you need any help hit PM me and I can put something together for you..
Statistics: Posted by epsilonion — 03 Mar 2017, 22:00
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Look forward to seeing what you can create with Skyline
Statistics: Posted by StarFire — 03 Mar 2017, 13:49
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It would be a good idea to watch TattieBoJangle's videos as they cover a vast area of the engine and some of the features you will discover and need to create your levels. The written documentation is currently being developed as skyline is in a BETA stage of development and a lot of the newer content being written is for the newer Gen2 although it is cross compatible to a point with Gen1.
We offer lua scripting as the main programming side to skyline and a visual module system to create all the mechanics you need.
3D can offer different challenges to 2D game programming but most of the setup and working with game content is the same apart from the extra dimension
We are here to help with any queries or bugs you find and are on the forums every day looking for new posts
On a sidenote, we are also developing Skyline Game Engine - Gen2 which offers faster performance and higher visual fidelity to create great looking 3D games with industry standard PBR and quick and easy workflows. Gen2 also offers more features while editing in the scene and has many more features being advanced. This is in private alpha at the moment and will be releasable in the next few coming months
p.s. check the forums out as it contains a lot of useful information and scripts already that will help you get going
Statistics: Posted by SolarPortal — 03 Mar 2017, 13:25
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So far, I've been seeing that developing 3D games has been VERY VERY different from developing games in 2D and there's a lot to learn and get used to. Thus, It has been a slow process for me, but I've been learning day by day and I hope to get good at it. Thus, I just thought I'd introduce myself and I will be posting in these forums if I have any questions.
Statistics: Posted by En929 — 03 Mar 2017, 04:48
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