Monthly Archives: July 2010

Delay in video but not in projectile action!

Posted on July 15, 2010 by Iain Hamilton

We were wanting to have a short video up of how the engine is currently taking form in its early state, however there is a few little kinks to iron out first. To make up for the lack of video … Continue reading →

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New screenshot section

Posted on July 9, 2010 by Iain Hamilton

We’ve added some of the latest screenshots of our engine to the new (funnily enough) screenshot section. We will try and get a small video put together of the current game with all its tile and particle glory on display … Continue reading →

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Canvas isometric tiles made simple.

Posted on July 8, 2010 by Iain Hamilton

Isometric tiles are just as easy to achieve as a standard tile map. With a bit of shape alteration and minor positioning adjustment, you can change your flat 2D game concept into a mind blowing “2D.5″ isometric engine, capable of … Continue reading →

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Measuring FPS with Canvas

Posted on July 6, 2010 by Craig Wright

This is actually a fairly simple one to do, though there is next to nothing on the web [at the moment] to show how it can be done, so since you’re here here you go. For the purpose of this … Continue reading →

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