Grimrock

Off topic guys. I'd like to get news related to the dungeon editor when I visit this thread.

12 things left on the todo list. (Not necessarily indicative of closeness to release)

HaunterV wrote:12 things left on the todo list. (Not necessarily indicative of closeness to release)

You can say that again.

1st time I looked, the Done list had 1 entry, the In Progress list had 1 entry, and the Todo list was empty. Then it started growing massively.

i'm not much of a coder, but the things in the to-do list doesn't seem to hard/long to accomplish

can't wait to start my project

azidahaka wrote:i'm not much of a coder, but the things in the to-do list doesn't seem to hard/long to accomplish

can't wait to start my project

I'ma go out on a limb and claim its a matter of priority. Those things look trivial to us and sound simple but I bet they are the coding equivalent making the bed. There are probably more important things that keep getting in the way such as the coding equivalent of having to go to work, or eat food, why bother with making the bed if it's just going to get messy.... and company isn't going to be coming over for months anyways


74 complete
12 to do

petri wrote:ToDo:
- Exporting and packaging the dungeon as a mod.

Will this include support for attaching custom assets other than just the map design?
(Custom textures; re-skins; 3D model replacements and additional decorations (like a new 'torch' on the wall, for example); and additional custom monsters if present.)

* Or will these kinds of changes require a supplemental download, separate from the maps?

What I would love to see is something like FOMOD, but for LoG. She did an amazing job on that.

I have not checked twitter, hows the code "MOJO" master doin and whats left on the to do list

Isaac wrote:

petri wrote:- Exporting and packaging the dungeon as a mod.

Will this include support for attaching custom assets other than just the map design?

Packaging custom assets would be no problem but shipping the content pipeline for creating game compatible file formats is a big unknown at the moment. I need to think about this a bit.

petri wrote:

Isaac wrote:

petri wrote:- Exporting and packaging the dungeon as a mod.

Will this include support for attaching custom assets other than just the map design?

Packaging custom assets would be no problem but shipping the content pipeline for creating game compatible file formats is a big unknown at the moment. I need to think about this a bit.

I think publishing something that does OBJ -> whatever Grimrock uses for models would suffice.

Nice preview:
http://youtu.be/hDmF-h9dRF8