Grimrock

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

This game is far from perfect. There are some certain things I would like to see added and or changed. But the core mechanics is not one. So I will defend AH's design because thats what it is after all. This is assuming that you will be forced to download mods in this vain in a mandatory update to ...

A mod where all these ponies fucking die, and all I have to do is sit back and watch.

I love it.

Curunir wrote:What, how did I miss this? The editor is going to run in-game?
Suddenly, I am in Sauerbraten

Except the base game is actually playable.

You know, slightly off topic, but I would just like to say that if C++ was worth its weight in paper, it'd be referred to at least colloquially as ++C.

That's a good question. We actually don't have a level editor at all. All levels have been coded in a text editor :) Could you share (commented?) sources of any existing level and describe how to connect custom dungeon to LoG? I think if text editor was nice for your team, it would be nice for majo...

I use MSPaint and IrFanView to do most of my graphical editing, with supplemental functions provided by Photoshop Elements. It's not incredibly horrid, it's just not exactly feature-rich if you know what I mean.

To coincide with a PM sent to Patch, I would like to offer my services to Theta. Mapper, musician, sound engineer, hacker and programmer for hire.

You can do that already thanks to the DAT file extractor by Raptor . Open grimrock.dat and extract what's found in assets/dungeons/grimrock/*.lua . Those are all the dungeon layouts and object maps. I'm not too sure what the format of the object mappings are, but more or less the map structures them...

An idea I've held in the back of my head since starting to play through Grimrock was to introduce a more steampunk/dystopian Victorian-era/old English/technological overarcing theme to the dungeon itself. So you would see things like steam pipes running through the dungeons, big furnaces and gas lan...