Thomas' Game Dev Journal #7: August 18, 2009

Sup everybody! This time I show off a level, kind of. The tools are in place and I explain them.

The audio should be better this time.

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Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• game development
• game programming
• game dev
• programming
• C#
• XNA
• gaming
• indie games

[outofmylaboratory]

that was so tight when you got to the edge of the "zone" and it panned over haha

[retrothomas]

Wasn't it? :D Thanks. That was a critical NES feature that just had to go in.

[adultgames1]

nice skills .game looks great can't what to play it good luck .

[retrothomas]

Thanks, I can't wait for it to be ready to be played!

[Caplock21]

your map editor is pretty sick bro

[retrothomas]

Lol! Thanks a lot :)

[MrDubPro]

Hey retrothomas, do you know any good tutorials on how to work sprite sheets? that is so confusing to me lol.

Thanks.

[madmangamaker]

lol dude that is truly classic

[adultgames1]

are you using c++ for language

nad allegro or xna

[retrothomas]

Thanks :) Yes, I have my sprites and tiles within the content folder and I load it through the pipeline. I have a folder for sprites and another for tiles, and within "tiles" I have the name of the test level so everything's nice and organized.