What are you working on right now?

jibblesmgee · Post by **jibblesmgee** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 5:28 am

Just a general conversation I wanted to post that i thought might encourage new collaboration among Irrlicht users. If you would be so kind, please follow the following template, but feel free to put as much information as you want!:

1.[Title of project]
2.[Style of project]
3.[Reason for making project]
4.[Approximate amount of time spent so far]
5.[Your part/parts in the production process]
6.[Number of people involved]
7.[Anything else you want to say(links here if your project has a website)]
8.[Screenshots if you want]

(Please don't flame each other, it usually just makes you look like a tool anyway.)

serengeor · Post by **serengeor** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 9:14 am

Currently doing marble game, and also trying to get PAWN(scripting language) JIT compiler to work.

cobra · Post by **cobra** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 5:05 pm

1. FightersTW

2. Cold-war vehicle combat simulator

3. I am a military and aviation enthusiast, and I enjoy a good simulator, a challenge, engineering large projects, and I plan to make more games off of this engine.

4. A little over one (1) year and four (4) months or more

5. Everything

6. One: me

7. My website got taken down. It was a free host.

8.

These are all quite old screenshots (4-11 months) because I haven't taken any more. I haven't worked on this in a couple months because of other work I need to do.

The features of it so far are:
1. Singleplayer practice
2. Multiplayer sandbox/combat
3. AngelScript scripting
4. Advanced physics with irrBullet and Bullet
5. Dedicated particle engine with SPARK
6. Weather system with irrWeatherManager
7. Vehicle loader and map loader
8. Vehicle and map exporter for Blender
9. GUI skin system
10. Saving of configuration
11. In-game cripting console
12. Functions to get a lot of information on user hardware
13. Technical vehicle damage and vehicle decomposition (dynamic crash damage)

I've probably left a lot out. Overall the game's code is about 55,000 lines in 220 source files, including irrWeatherManager and irrBullet, which were created by me to use in this game.

All of the code for the game is written by me (though I do use some small amounts of code from others in irrWeatherManager and irrBullet.)

Any third-party libraries I use are under the zlib license.

I'm also working on a couple other things that are not announced yet.

Radikalizm · Post by **Radikalizm** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 6:16 pm

Not really doing a coherent irrlicht project but I'm using it for prototyping some small things atm

freetimecoder · Post by **freetimecoder** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 10:59 pm

1.
Magnon Racer

2.
Racing Game, but not based on realism - (does Rollcage ring any bells?)

3.
A friend of mine tried to convince me to make a racing game with him. Obviously he succeded.

4.
Over a year now.

5.
All everything, especially trying to motivate my team...

6.
Three (2 Coders, 1 Modeler), still I am the one working on everything

7-8.
http://magnonracer.blogspot.com/

Aside from Irrliht I use cAudio, Newton + irrNewt, CEGUI, wxWidgets, SPARK and some of the "simple but useful projects" by Viz_Fuerte.
All actual game code is around 41000 lines.

greetings

ChaiRuiPeng · Post by **ChaiRuiPeng** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 11:56 pm

game resource shell
with design protocol and methodology

Brainsaw · Post by **Brainsaw** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 6:46 am

1. IrrOde
2. a Wrapper for the ODE physics engine
3. I want to have a nice framework to easily make games
4. started the project in late 2009
5. everything (lonesome-coder-type-of-project)
6. 1 (see 5)

But at the moment I am re-thinking the design of the wrapper and I might start it all over again

.

I am also working on some helper-stuff right now (e.g. the random forest plugin for IrrEdit, an IrrEdit project manager (these two are finished already) and a racetrack generator (wip)).

REDDemon · Post by **REDDemon** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 7:23 am

1).SL World Editor
2).pluggable-extendible map editor
3).something similiar simpli doesn't exist.
4).six months
5).main developer/gui artist
6).only me working on that
7).Advanced terrain based terrain editing tools - Texture/noise lab

pippy3 · Post by **pippy3** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:50 am

I'm remaking my puppy game. I'm done rewriting the source code and now I'm remaking the art assets and adding more levels.

I'm also going to add some new functionality (picking up and moving blocks around, perhaps?)

I'm hoping to sell this game, if it ever gets to the sellable quality.

Rishikeshan · Post by **Rishikeshan** » Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:14 am

i want something like hitman: blood money, other hitman series and IGI series. they are the best...

serengeor · Post by **serengeor** » Wed Mar 30, 2011 10:58 am

Rishikeshan wrote:i want something like hitman: blood money, other hitman series and IGI series. they are the best...

Yeah, sure, just go learn something about game programming first..

Adler1337 · Post by **Adler1337** » Wed Mar 30, 2011 2:58 pm

Rishikeshan wrote:i want something like hitman: blood money, other hitman series and IGI series. they are the best...

Then why don't you go buy them? Playing a game != making a game.

Insomniacp · Post by **Insomniacp** » Wed Mar 30, 2011 4:58 pm

1. Realms of Forlorn Hope

2. Online (MMO one day) RPG

3. Our goal is to redefine the limits of online gaming by making an earth sized world (terrain heights already generated for 10 square mile area as proof of concept), unlimited player count in the world (theoretically done already), and to make a player controlled world (players can build houses, stores etc. throughout the map and make towns out of them).

4. Original idea was back in... 03? when I was in high school but I was new and mainly used it for learning. We recently restarted it and have spent prolly around 500 hours programming it so far.

5. Client, Patcher, Server, and Map Generator programming.

6. Three programmers including myself, one is more focused on hardware.

7. As soon as I figure out my physics problems I will be adding npc's and you will actually be able to do something besides just move around. At that point I will compile the game on windows and linux and make a release. Since we have a patcher set up you won't need to download new updates manually

. The forums for the game is at http://www.rofhonline.com/forums/

8. visit web site forums, there should be some around there.

ChaiRuiPeng · Post by **ChaiRuiPeng** » Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:14 pm

Insomniacp wrote:1. Realms of Forlorn Hope

2. Online (MMO one day) RPG

3. Our goal is to redefine the limits of online gaming by making an earth sized world (terrain heights already generated for 10 square mile area as proof of concept), unlimited player count in the world (theoretically done already), and to make a player controlled world (players can build houses, stores etc. throughout the map and make towns out of them).

4. Original idea was back in... 03? when I was in high school but I was new and mainly used it for learning. We recently restarted it and have spent prolly around 500 hours programming it so far.

5. Client, Patcher, Server, and Map Generator programming.

6. Three programmers including myself, one is more focused on hardware.

7. As soon as I figure out my physics problems I will be adding npc's and you will actually be able to do something besides just move around. At that point I will compile the game on windows and linux and make a release. Since we have a patcher set up you won't need to download new updates manually . The forums for the game is at http://www.rofhonline.com/forums/

8. visit web site forums, there should be some around there.

i'm pretty sure mose of us have been where you are. myself included.

i mean who doesnt want to make that kind of massive game?

i used to want to, but then i though...

"am i doing this because i think it will actually make it fun to play or just because?"

Insomniacp · Post by **Insomniacp** » Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:40 pm

both, I love programming and challenges. Our server system is similar to cloud computing. Being able to add 100's of server in real time and split the world up into smaller parts so each server has less load is already programmed. We are working on making this controlled by an AI so it will start computers and control what parts of the world they controlled in an optimal way. That will actually not be too hard and has been designed already and just needs to be implemented. We figured game content is a bit more important so that we actually have a need to add more servers. My brother has done a lot of designing server side and so we just have to spend time coding things in and nothing is impossible code wise the way we designed it.

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What are you working on right now?