Our documentation would fill at least two of these.
We have made a great deal of incremental progress and started plans for some bigger changes. John is busy in Canada building up the User Interface System to be more robust, easier to use and have a more complete set of widgets. Gary and Nastasja have created enough art and 3d models to complete four [...]
We have been busy coding and creating for the past month or so. John B. has begun laying the framework for in game widgets and the user interface. Gary S. has some new art bits for Catch! levels. While Joe T. has revised the build system to work using a more platform independent design. A [...]
Still more steady progress to be made this update. The artist are getting close to having the levels we need for our steam submission. Progress on the code just keeps coming. Every has done their own piece. Dave and Gary have each assembled the 3d parts for several levels. John has coded a large number [...]
Tons of progress this week. Too much to detail everything that everyone did. But I think I can mention everyone at least Once. This weeks shining moment of success seems to be having a working copy of the game in Mac OS X. We also have some solid progress on our level for “Catch!”. John [...]
Progress was slightly interrupted this week. Despite this we have more functional code, and more hands helping. Any time is good when you get past a few major problems problems, and have more people to share the good times with. Some new additions to the team include Ducky, Dave C, Nick J, Joe H, and [...]
These past two weeks we have made some progress, gained some tools and lost some people. Well we only slightly lost some people. As I write this John is sitting in Saskatoon, Canada Norther Dakota. He plans on seeing through his role in game development despite this. We also picked up a Macbook to start [...]
This week we have made we some great progress on our Physgame Engine and Catch!. John focused on Research. Kirk focused on writing story for the one player portion of the Catch! game. Sqeaky finished work on some Ray-casting functionality. John’s Research is showing promise for clever ways to use the physics system. He thinks [...]
Sqeaky awoke Monday to an email from Dave, the organizer of the Omaha Game Developers Association. He asked us to present what we had… which was a robot falling onto another robot… Not acceptable. Despite this we knew we had an engine with lots of great features and nothing visually to show for it. All [...]
We have made some pretty solid progress this last week on The Physgame Engine. John fixed a couple bugs while Sqeaky and Kirk laid down some new functionality. We got some simple work done that didn’t seem momentous until we stepped back and took a fresh look. John fixed a bug that was interfering with [...]