AI is too bad man, too bad. It's like, when in distance or range, enemy shoots and if I'm getting a little farer(?) , it's gonna follow me a little. But not anythiong special. Like they don't react to sounds and stuff. Or like when a firend of enemie's dies, and his friend is next to him, he doesn't react. Should be something to do with attributes.
I did try the demo and it was equally fantastic! I ran into an issue on my laptop when in OpenGL mode I was unable to jump past the second brick wall. But other than that hickup which is the game engines issue, it played great!
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:O that's a strange problem. I managed to jump it with my aunts computer, but my father had the same problem... I guess it's something to do with that lag (the greater the lag, the higher you can jump).
But thanks anyway and I hope you still finished the level even with NoCollision .
The issues was on my laptop with Intel Integraded graphics. It had some lighting issues with direct x 7 but I know that's my integrated card with DX issues. I am sure this is an issue with the game engine as its the openGL rendering path allows for more frames to be processed per second and RF must use a frame based physics system or something so it was completing the jump before I rose above it? its the game engine anyway...
I did finish the level I played through in DX on my laptop then again on DX on my desktop. Great work! I can't wait to see more!
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Not bad, I love the skybox. The bushes seem a little big and too dark for the lighting the skybox is telling my eyes they should have. I read on your site each bush is 8 ploygons? I think you can do it in 4 still. Use a large triangle instead of plane of 2 triangles for one part of the bush and re-uv map them and you can cut that back down to the original 4 polygons per bush.This hopefully illustrates how you can cut your polygons:
Of course you would need two of these 2 triangle meshes to make the bush fully visible as you said, but it will cut your polygons for them in half. At least it should in theory.
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