Month: May 2010

OSARE v0.06 released! OSARE version 0.06 is now ready for download. New in this release: Tweaked some sound effects due to license questions Added menu open/close sound effects Added map interactions when stepping on certain tiles Added opening containers Added

Antlion and Goblin Finally finished animating the old Antlion and Goblin models that have been sitting on my hard drive for a year or so. I will probably add a few new animation sequences later (e.g. the antlion needs his

Skeletons! I just finished adding support for multiple enemy types. The maps now have both zombies and skeletons. There are weak, strong, and boss versions of both. You can infer what kind they are by how fast they move and

Containers and Switches I added support for map containers and switches. Currently these are all “pressure plate” type activation, where you merely walk onto a certain tile area to interact. In most games of this genre you click on objects

Footsteps I added footstep sound effects to OSARE (look at the Google Code link for the bleeding edge stuff). The game’s animations are frame-based not millisecond-based so everything slows down when framerate drops; thus I need to play a new

OSARE v.0.05 OSARE version 0.05 is now up. Added map transitions Added a starter dungeon with three wings named Averguard Hold (click for map) Added support for hex or dec map data format Changed definition files to use = instead

Editing OSARE Maps with Tiled I’m using Tiled to do most of my OSARE map editing. Here’s how my current process works: I have specially-made tileset images for Tiled. The indexes for those correspond to the OSARE tilesets. I edit

Tiled Today I tried using Tiled to edit maps for OSARE. It took a bit of work to set up, but I think it’s worth it. My maps use CSV for tile data. The latest Tiled release (0.4.1) supports writing