Re: Ducklings
In this DMOD, you'll have to lead a flock of lemming-brained ducks through blocked caves until they reach Windemere.
Sounds interesting. And this in Dink's RPG perspective, so you have to assign a path to them or something?
December 21st 2007, 09:31 AM
dinkinfreak
No, it won't be in Dink's perspective. There'll be some 'gravity' script.
Aw, that would have been a chance to make an interesting variation on Lemmings that still plays differently, I don't have too much interest in regular Lemmings. Good luck with making this though.
I didn't played lemmings, but i played pingus. I enjoyed it. Good luck.
Computer out of order since Dec 21st, still with a liveCD and trying to fix the hard drive, this is going to be finished much later.
Fixed the HDD, now on to developing.
Plotting. . . Done.
Coding. .
Too many exams--dinking stopped.
The game has to use few screens running in real-time.
Hardness should be modified in real-time too, with pixel precision.
The map has to have tiny tiles, for there would be too many sprites running.
DinkC will be just too slow for this job.
Anyway, I've started modding Dink to suit Ducklings, so it'll be on in a few months.
Would modifying the Dink engine offend RTSoft?
Hardness should be modified in real-time too, with pixel precision.
The map has to have tiny tiles, for there would be too many sprites running.
DinkC will be just too slow for this job.
Anyway, I've started modding Dink to suit Ducklings, so it'll be on in a few months.
Would modifying the Dink engine offend RTSoft?
It's been done .08 times already, so I don't think so. 
Real time processing? Games don't need that, they're fine at 60 FPS.
Nope, the 1.08 version is the only one not by RTSoft.
At least it won't work on my computer...
What won't? If all animation is smooth it means that Dink is running at 60 FPS, same for everything happening behind the scenes.
You do know what Real time processing is, right?
You do know what Real time processing is, right?
Would modifying the Dink engine offend RTSoft?
No. They made it open source to let everyone enjoy and modify the source however they like. Check the license agreements that come with it, though.
No. They made it open source to let everyone enjoy and modify the source however they like. Check the license agreements that come with it, though.
I didn't say 'real time computing', I said "Hardness should be modified in real-time too", which means "Hardness should be modified in real-time too".
Anyway, I've got lawyers.
Anyway, I've got lawyers.
