#lephenixnoir

[oasis-nadrama]

lephenixnoir a réagi à votre photo :PANTAGRAME - Timeline For now, it only contains...

vitriol 16.. ok, but Jovy 19 and a sedater? Are their aging in the same framework as ours?

Yeah, they are aging in the same framework as ours. If anything, they are slightly younger, since one year in the Lazeul calendar only contains 360 days. It is not that uncommon in this culture to start working young. Jovy entered the Academy at 14 and started working by 17. Spinel entered the Academy at 15 and started working by 17. Klow entered the Academy at 17 and started working by 18. In Nelphis, the legal working age is 17 and a lot of people are eager to get there. The relationship to work is very different from ours, citizens do not work harder or longer to survive or to have money: they receive the necessary resources and space to live even if they do not work at all, and money does not exist in their economical system. The Sedater training period is only one year long. It contains mainly advanced civic education, criminal psychology lessons and intense physical training. However, as for most jobs in Nelphis' society, it is widely assumed a Sedater learns more later, in the field, and will keep learning during their entire life.

[oasis-nadrama]

lephenixnoir a répondu à votre question :PANTAGRAME - Strip 115 What are allies?

Consumables?

Exactly.

[meganopteryx]

lephenixnoir replied to your post:Last Resort Debugging Procedures

Don’t forget the : am I editing even the right target? xoxoxo And you aren’t in my situation where even the print result aren’t accessible, love those multithread errors

OH MAN. Editing the wrong file problems are so horrible.

Also terrible: Linker errors.

[meganopteryx]

I've followed you because you were a rad mspfa author who programs games and like sciency stuff and planes.

Yay!

lephenixnoir posts a lot of cool concept art inspiration, design reference, and personal art on his blog. He used to do a lot of high-quality-art forum adventures, but has since moved on to other projects. Keep track of his game design work by following sombresiles too!

[meganopteryx]

Salutations!

One thing I like about you is that you have a lot of ambition: you keep trying to push yourself further in art and game design.

[meganopteryx]

Calling all Critics

I am really feeling the need to improve my art skills. Send me (anon or not) what is

1) The best thing about my art 2) The worst thing about my art 3) A potential way of improvement

Please please. I beg of you. At least send thoughts about (2). My art style is bothering me a lot, I need to know what's bothering me but I can't figure it out on my own. I'm going to tag some of you I think might be good at art critique, but feel free to send even if you're not tagged.

Tell me what sucks about my art. I promise I won't post your comments publicly unless you say it's ok.

(Ok you don't have to do this, but I would really appreciate it. I mean I'll probably figure it out eventually but I find critique to be invaluable in improvement.)

For reference, here is my art tag. (Though for some reason because my tumblr theme is dumb, it's not showing pics under asks.)

[meganopteryx]

So what's your current task on penguin game? Are you fine?

My current task is GUI and refinement. We have to add a scoreboard. We're at the infamous last 10% mark. I feel good that we've finally got another designer on the task, so we can get better GUI designs.

Am I fine? That is like... the biggest question of my life, isn't it?

[meganopteryx]

lephenixnoir replied to your post:lephenixnoir replied to your post:lephenixnoir...

If you want to work on concave polygons you can split them into several convex ones. How many is up to you. But concave surfaces are the reasons behind complicated collision engines.

And therein lies the problem. These particular polygons are editable at runtime. So there's no real sure way of splitting them up into convex polygons. Or, at least, it doesn't seem like the math would be easier.

Oh well, I'll figure out something.