What can I say, it’s been a bit of a bumpy ride making this game.<\/p>\n
First things first this is the final game http:\/\/www.kongregate.com\/games\/lparkermg\/til-the-infinite-line After finding out about the October challenge I already had an Idea on what I was going to remake my original LD27 game called Grav Nav. Which would have worked but it was pretty difficult to replicate how it worked and I changed focus half way through.I decided to look into maze and dungeon generation to see if I could get any ideas from that but nothing that could be done in the time I had left…<\/p>\n So I looked around at my stalled projects and found one I had called ST W (SingleTrack World) where each stage was generated to a certain length using blocks and decided to Incorperate that.<\/p>\n Inititally the development of TIL was pretty easy to a certain extent with the fact that most coding errors where human error. But the hardest part was the level generation itself when I introduced the difficulties, due to TIL originally being slated for Windows 8 I was pretty worried about the Frame Rate which TIL was running at.<\/p>\n Last night though was really pretty tight. As my self imposed deadline for having TIL up and out there was to be for the 21\/10\/2013 and that included bits such as testing, building etc. Which I found out that for some reason there were a few errors in building the code for TIL under Window 8. Each time I tried there were errors and I really didn’t have the time to fix them, so I made the last minute decision to switch to building for web. (Which actually turned out better than expected…)<\/p>\n Any way enough from me Have a Play on TIL and have fun. I’m off for a lovely holiday in Scotland.<\/p>\n \n Tags: game development<\/a>, Moon-gate.co.uk<\/a>, TIL<\/a><\/p>","time":"October 21st, 2013 10:03 pm","title":"TIL (The Infinite Line) Complete"}
\n <\/a>And this is the Webpage for it http:\/\/til.moon-gate.co.uk\/<\/a><\/p>\n