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Reply #60 - Posted
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You should uniformize thing.
On time left click is to select (cf fleet), on time right click is to select (cf unit).
On time selected change the color of the icon (cf fleet), on time selected change the color of the button (cf unit).
Since sending a fleet to a planet is a right click and sending a unit to a fleet is a right click too, all selection should be a left click.
Problem is how to select a unit to modify it if I use right for moving it around and left for selecting and getting info of the unit? Have you made some tiny manual like : W,A,S,D : scroll the map Left click on a fleet : select the fleet Then - right click on a planet : send the fleet to the planet Left click on a unit : select the unit Then : - right click on a fleet : send the unit in the fleet - right click on the unit : modify/info/... It can help to see problem (and you can put it with your download link  ) |
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Have you made some tiny manual like : W,A,S,D : scroll the map Left click on a fleet : select the fleet Then - right click on a planet : send the fleet to the planet Left click on a unit : select the unit Then : - right click on a fleet : send the unit in the fleet - right click on the unit : modify/info/... It can help to see problem (and you can put it with your download link ) Yes, I did. People don't read the manual and get pissed. So I included all ingame buttons shown if you click "Options" when starting the game and am trying to make everything as obvious as possible without the help of a manual. Though I am far from reaching that goal, which is why I need help from you guys with comments and these kind of stuff!  |
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*Eagerly waiting for the next version*
Take your time though, I don't want to test a crashing game! xD
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*Eagerly waiting for the next version*
Take your time though, I don't want to test a crashing game! xD
Wondering, do you rather want a quick version (tommorow) with a few noticeable changes - or do you prefer a slow but a whole new version there everything feel new and fresh (next week)? |
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If you have to spend a lot of time making a working version, I can wait. It's the process and the end result that's exciting anyway!  |
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If you have to spend a lot of time making a working version, I can wait. It's the process and the end result that's exciting anyway! There's already a working version, question is rather if the you the players rather prefer a more "new" experience than a "patched" experience. |
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If you have to spend a lot of time making a working version, I can wait. It's the process and the end result that's exciting anyway! There's already a working version, question is rather if the you the players rather prefer a more "new" experience than a "patched" experience. The current trend today is that people prefer a "patched" experience. A really good example is Legends of Yore: fast and small updates. People feel as if the game evolves with them. |
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I know some people dislike when they don't feel it revolutionary as it's a waste of their time to download it over and over again. So I thought I had to ask. Hot-keys work like this: When selecting a star and typing 0-9 the object which you have researched in that order is built. Regular army is always 0 and then after 0 it's what's researched thereafter. You can open a tab with the help of keys (r = research, v = minimap, n = menu, c = society). To launch in window/no border view ingame go to options after launching the game and click on your preferred configuration. You move over the map with the help of the mouse by moving the mouse-pointer towards the borders of the map (which will make it move in the direction your mouse is in, speed of the movement is regulated by the speed of the game). http://www.mediafire.com/?6p9sjszglyb0aku |
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Working mainly on making planets more interactive. Having mainly problems with making both "earth" and gas-giants look good at the same time. Gas-giants currently has a bad point of looking like stars currently. Though here is the current mockup of a few planetary systems: http://i.imgur.com/O9bNL.png |
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After a little bit of work I got the version of planets I probably keep for a while (suggestions/comments upon the planets are highly approved):  |
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I think you are doing rendering base on Perlin noise ? 2D ? 3D ? Sinus one ? Inverse one ? ...
The "stripped" planets look good. You can add some irregularity to improve it.
The dotted one are too dark (too mush contrast), you might use another perlin noise function too.
Pure magenta is uggly/unrealistic and pure blue is too dark.
Your light is from the front, it should be better to make come from the upper left.
When a planet have an atmospher, there is a small halo around it.
For "earth" planet, you can try a two pass rendering :
- perlin noise (with a lower persistant than the one you use for dotted one) with a correction on the poles (something like +1 on poles and +0 at equator) with a gradiant blue (big range) -> yellow (small range) -> light green (medium) -> dark green (medium) -> brown (medium / small) -> white (small). It will create ground
- perlin noise (...) with a gradiant transparent (big) -> light grey (small) -> white (small/medium) for cloud.
You can adjust a bit colors and ranges to make diversity.
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Using a by myself modified Perlin noise (2D). Thanks for the suggestions, will try to implement them! Do you happen to know any good algorithm to calculate the light on a sphere from a given position (so I can move the light to the top left)? Currently I'm just using a simple circle/distance algorithm. |
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Using a by myself modified Perlin noise (2D).
I suppose that you are only using the "basic" output of the perlin nose : P(x,y) = sum( octave(i,x,y) * persistance^i ). If you take this value and use different function, you can have different aspect : - sin(P(x,y)) - 1/(1+P(x,y)) - ... Do you happen to know any good algorithm to calculate the light on a sphere from a given position (so I can move the light to the top left)? Currently I'm just using a simple circle/distance algorithm.
You can simply shift the center of your circle or you can use an "accurate" lighting : Create a light "vector" (play with it to change direction) : 1
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Darmn... you make me want to do some generative planet (psss quite some time that I will not pass on my projects  )  It is far from uptimized and the code is a lot messy Class for the "rendering" 1
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| package net.bonbonchan.planet;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
public class Planet
{
private BufferedImage img;
private int width;
private int height;
private double halfX;
private double halfY;
private double lx;
private double ly;
private double lz;
private double light;
public Planet(BufferedImage img,double lx,double ly,double lz,double light)
{
this.img = img;
width = img.getWidth();
halfX = width/2.0f;
height = img.getWidth();
halfY = height/2.0f;
double norm = Math.sqrt(lx*lx+ly*ly+lz*lz);
this.lx = lx/norm;
this.ly = ly/norm;
this.lz = lz/norm;
this.light = light;
}
public BufferedImage gen(Gradiant g,Height h,double size)
{
for(int x=0;x<width;x++)
{
for(int y=0;y<width;y++)
{
double xx = (x-halfX)/size;
double yy = (y-halfY)/size;
double d = xx*xx+yy*yy;
if(d<=1.0)
{
double zz = Math.sqrt(1-d);
double val = h.get(xx, yy, zz);
int v = (int)(val*255)&0xFF;
int c = g.colors[v];
double l = xx*lx+yy*ly+zz*lz;
if(l<light) { l = light; }
int red = (int)(((c>>16)&0xFF)*l);
int green = (int)(((c>>8)&0xFF)*l);
int blue = (int)(((c)&0xFF)*l);
int alpha = c&0xFF000000;
img.setRGB(x,y, alpha+(red<<16)+(green<<8)+(blue));
}
else
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img.setRGB(x, y, 0x00000000);
}
}
}
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}
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| package net.bonbonchan.planet;
public class Gradiant
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public int colors[];
public int index;
public int oldColor;
public Gradiant()
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colors = new int[256];
}
public void start(int c)
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oldColor = c;
index = 0;
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public void add(int i,int c)
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for(int j=index;j<=i;j++)
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colors[j] = interpol(oldColor,c, ((j-index)*255)/(i-index) );
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index = i;
oldColor = c;
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public int interpol(int c1,int c2,int a)
{
int r1 = c1&0x00FF;
int r2 = c2&0x00FF;
int g1 = (c1>>8)&0x00FF;
int g2 = (c2>>8)&0x00FF;
int b1 = (c1>>16)&0x00FF;
int b2 = (c2>>16)&0x00FF;
int a1 = (c1>>24)&0x00FF;
int a2 = (c2>>24)&0x00FF;
r1 = ((r1*(255-a))/255+(r2*a)/255)&0xFF;
g1 = ((g1*(255-a))/255+(g2*a)/255)&0xFF;
b1 = ((b1*(255-a))/255+(b2*a)/255)&0xFF;
a1 = ((a1*(255-a))/255+(a2*a)/255)&0xFF;
return (a1<<24)+(b1<<16)+(g1<<8)+r1;
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public interface Height
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double get(double x,double y,double z);
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| package net.bonbonchan.planet;
import java.util.Random;
public class Dotted implements Height
{
private double x[];
private double y[];
private double z[];
private double w[];
private int nb;
private Random random;
public Dotted(long seed)
{
random = new Random(seed);
nb = random.nextInt(100)+50;
x = new double[nb];
y = new double[nb];
z = new double[nb];
w = new double[nb];
for(int i=0;i<nb;i++)
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x[i] = random.nextDouble()*2-1;
y[i] = random.nextDouble()*2-1;
z[i] = random.nextDouble()+0.2;
double dist = Math.sqrt(x[i]*x[i]+y[i]*y[i]+z[i]*z[i]);
x[i] /= dist;
y[i] /= dist;
z[i] /= dist;
w[i] = random.nextDouble()*0.3+0.1;
}
}
@Override
public double get(double px, double py, double pz)
{
double v = 0;
for(int i=0;i<nb;i++)
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double dx = px-x[i];
double dy = py-y[i];
double dz = pz-z[i];
double dist = (w[i]-Math.sqrt(dx*dx+dy*dy*2+dz*dz))/w[i];
if(dist>v) { v = dist; }
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}
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| package net.bonbonchan.planet;
import java.util.Random;
public class Stripped implements Height
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private double x[];
private double y[];
private double z[];
private double w[];
private int nb;
private Random random;
private Perlin1D perlin;
public Stripped(long seed)
{
random = new Random(seed);
perlin = new Perlin1D(random.nextLong(),6,0.8);
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x = new double[nb];
y = new double[nb];
z = new double[nb];
w = new double[nb];
for(int i=0;i<nb;i++)
{
x[i] = random.nextDouble()*2-1;
y[i] = random.nextDouble()*1.5-0.75;
z[i] = random.nextDouble();
w[i] = random.nextDouble()*0.3+0.1;
}
}
@Override
public double get(double px, double py, double pz)
{
double v2 = Math.sin(perlin.getRaw(py*0.5+0.5)*5);
double v = 0;
for(int i=0;i<nb;i++)
{
double dx = px-x[i];
double dy = py-y[i];
double dz = pz-z[i];
double dist = (w[i]-Math.sqrt(dx*dx+dy*dy*2+dz*dz))/w[i];
if(dist>v) { v = dist; }
}
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public class Earth implements Height
{
Perlin3D p;
public Earth()
{
p = new Perlin3D(System.currentTimeMillis(),7,0.6);
}
@Override
public double get(double x, double y, double z)
{
double v = Math.sin(p.getRaw(x*0.5+0.5, y*0.5+0.5, z*0.5+0.5)*20)*0.48+0.5;
if(v>1) { v = 1; }
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| package net.bonbonchan.planet;
import java.util.Random;
public class Cloud implements Height
{
private static final double COEF = 0.5/Math.exp(1)*Math.PI;
Perlin3D p;
private double x[];
private double y[];
private double z[];
private double w[];
private Random random;
private int nb;
public Cloud(long seed)
{
random = new Random(seed);
nb = random.nextInt(5)+5;
p = new Perlin3D(System.currentTimeMillis(),6,0.9);
x = new double[nb];
y = new double[nb];
z = new double[nb];
w = new double[nb];
for(int i=0;i<nb;i++)
{
x[i] = Math.random()*2-1;
y[i] = Math.random()*2-1;
z[i] = Math.random()+0.2;
double dist = Math.sqrt(x[i]*x[i]+y[i]*y[i]+z[i]*z[i]);
x[i] /= dist;
y[i] /= dist;
z[i] /= dist;
w[i] = Math.random()*0.2+0.1;
}
}
@Override
public double get(double px, double py, double pz)
{
double v = p.getRaw(px*0.5+0.5, py*0.5+0.5, pz*0.5+0.5);
double v2 = 0;
for(int i=0;i<nb;i++)
{
double dx = px-x[i];
double dy = py-y[i];
double dz = pz-z[i];
double dist = (w[i]-Math.sqrt(dx*dx+dy*dy*3+dz*dz))/w[i];
v2 += Math.sin(Math.exp(dist));
}
if(v2>1) { v2 = 1; }
v2 = v2*v;
if(v2>1) { v2 = 1; }
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import java.util.Random;
public class Perlin1D
{
protected int rnd_size;
protected double rnd[];
protected double persistance = 0.7f;
protected int octave = 5;
private double totalPersistance;
public Perlin1D(long seed,int octave,double persistance)
{
rnd_size = 1<<octave;
rnd = new double[rnd_size];
Random random = new Random();
random.setSeed(seed);
this.persistance = persistance;
this.octave = octave;
for(int x=0;x<rnd_size;x++)
{
rnd[x] = random.nextDouble();
}
totalPersistance = 0;
double c = 1;
for(int i=0;i<octave;i++)
{
totalPersistance += c;
c = c*persistance;
}
}
public double getRandom(double x)
{
int ix = (int)(Math.floor(x));
double dx = x-ix;
double v1 = rnd[ix];
double v2 = rnd[ix+1];
return interpole(v1,v2,dx);
}
public double getRaw(double x)
{
double value = 0;
double c = 1;
for(int i=0;i<octave;i++)
{
int size = 1<<i;
double v = getRandom(x*size);
value = value + v*c;
c = c*persistance;
}
return value/totalPersistance;
}
public double interpole(double a,double b,double x)
{
float y = (float)Math.sin((x-0.5)*Math.PI)*0.5f+0.5f;
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import java.util.Random;
public class Perlin3D
{
protected int rnd_size;
protected double rnd[][][];
protected double persistance = 0.7f;
protected int octave = 5;
private double totalPersistance;
public Perlin3D(long seed,int octave,double persistance)
{
rnd_size = 1<<octave;
rnd = new double[rnd_size][rnd_size][rnd_size];
Random random = new Random();
random.setSeed(seed);
this.persistance = persistance;
this.octave = octave;
for(int x=0;x<rnd_size;x++)
{
for(int y=0;y<rnd_size;y++)
{
for(int z=0;z<rnd_size;z++)
{
rnd[x][y][z] = random.nextDouble();
}
}
}
totalPersistance = 0;
double c = 1;
for(int i=0;i<octave;i++)
{
totalPersistance += c;
c = c*persistance;
}
}
public double getRandom(double x,double y,double z)
{
int ix = (int)(Math.floor(x));
double dx = x-ix;
int iy = (int)(Math.floor(y));
double dy = y-iy;
int iz = (int)(Math.floor(z));
double dz = z-iz;
double v1 = rnd[ix][iy][iz];
double v2 = rnd[ix+1][iy][iz];
double v3 = rnd[ix][iy+1][iz];
double v4 = rnd[ix+1][iy+1][iz];
double v12 = interpole(v1,v2,dx);
double v34 = interpole(v3,v4,dx);
double vv = interpole(v12,v34,dy);
double w1 = rnd[ix][iy][iz+1];
double w2 = rnd[ix+1][iy][iz+1];
double w3 = rnd[ix][iy+1][iz+1];
double w4 = rnd[ix+1][iy+1][iz+1];
double w12 = interpole(w1,w2,dx);
double w34 = interpole(w3,w4,dx);
double ww = interpole(w12,w34,dy);
return interpole(vv,ww,dz);
}
public double getRaw(double x,double y,double z)
{
double value = 0;
double c = 1;
for(int i=0;i<octave;i++)
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int size = 1<<i;
double v = getRandom(x*size,y*size,z*size);
value = value + v*c;
c = c*persistance;
}
return value/totalPersistance;
}
public double interpole(double a,double b,double x)
{
float y = (float)Math.sin((x-0.5)*Math.PI)*0.5f+0.5f;
return a*(1-y) + b*y;
}
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Height h = null;
float hsv[] = new float[3];
int type = (int)(Math.random()*3);
hsv[0] = (float)Math.random()*206f/360f;
hsv[1] = (float)(Math.random()*0.2+0.8);
hsv[2] = (float)(Math.random()*0.1+0.9);
switch(type)
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h = new Stripped(System.currentTimeMillis());
g.start( Color.HSBtoRGB(hsv[0], hsv[1], hsv[2]) );
g.add( 128, Color.HSBtoRGB(hsv[0],
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hsv[2]*(float)(Math.random()*0.75+0.25)) );
g.add(255, Color.HSBtoRGB(hsv[0], hsv[1], hsv[2]) );
lbImage.setIcon(
new ImageIcon(planet.gen(g, h, 90))
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h = new Earth();
g.start( Color.HSBtoRGB(0.608f, 0.52f, 0.77f) );
fillRandom(g,5,100,0.608f,0.52f,0.77f);
fillRandom(g,105,115,0.15f,0.64f,1.00f);
fillRandom(g,120,180,0.28f,0.47f,0.99f);
fillRandom(g,185,215,0.28f,0.69f,0.68f);
fillRandom(g,220,245,0.055f,0.62f,0.61f);
g.add( 250, 0xFFFFFFFF );
g.add( 255, 0xFFFFFFFF );
BufferedImage img1 = planet.gen(g,h,85);
h = new Cloud(System.currentTimeMillis());
g.start( 0x00000000 );
g.add( 10, 0x00d4d4d4 );
g.add( 64, 0xFFd4d4d4 );
g.add( 125, 0xFFFFFFFF );
g.add( 255, 0xFFFFFFFF );
BufferedImage img2 = cloud.gen(g,h,90);
Graphics g2d = img1.getGraphics();
g2d.drawImage(img2, 0, 0, null);
g2d.dispose();
lbImage.setIcon(
new ImageIcon(img1)
);
break;
default:
h = new Dotted(System.currentTimeMillis());
g.start( Color.HSBtoRGB(hsv[0], hsv[1], hsv[2]) );
g.add( 255, Color.HSBtoRGB(hsv[0], hsv[1]*0.75f, hsv[2]*0.6f) );
lbImage.setIcon(
new ImageIcon(planet.gen(g, h, 90))
);
}
private void fillRandom(Gradiant gradiant,int a,int b,float h,float v,float s)
{
for(int i=a;i<=b;i+=5)
{
gradiant.add(i, Color.HSBtoRGB(h,
s*(float)(Math.random()*0.1+0.9),
v*(float)(Math.random()*0.2+0.8)));
}
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Wow! o.O Those are gorgeous! You are not using any special engine? Would I be allowed to use your code in exchange for naming you in my Credits? |
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Reply #75 - Posted
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It was generate by the code above no special engine. I mainly work by generating data in 3D (aka double Height.get(double x,double y,double z); ). You can do whatever you want with this code, there is nothing exceptional about it. But I advice you to REuse it and not use since I did it without really thinking about the structure or speed. The perlin noise was from an old try and I didn't take a deep look into it. You should modify the code to use a seed to generate the same planet all the time (it didn't put the seed in every class). There is also some adjustement to do (in the image, I just choose good ones). Some time there too mush clouds, some time there is not enought "strip", ... edit : Little update to introduce antialiasing 1
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| package net.bonbonchan.planet;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
public class Planet
{
private BufferedImage img;
private int width;
private int height;
private double halfX;
private double halfY;
private double lx;
private double ly;
private double lz;
private double light;
private double aliasingSize;
public Planet(BufferedImage img,double lx,double ly,double lz,double light)
{
this.img = img;
width = img.getWidth();
halfX = width/2.0f;
height = img.getWidth();
halfY = height/2.0f;
aliasingSize = 1.0/halfX;
double norm = Math.sqrt(lx*lx+ly*ly+lz*lz);
this.lx = lx/norm;
this.ly = ly/norm;
this.lz = lz/norm;
this.light = light;
}
public BufferedImage gen(Gradiant g,Height h,double size)
{
for(int x=0;x<width;x++)
{
for(int y=0;y<width;y++)
{
double xx = (x-halfX)/size;
double yy = (y-halfY)/size;
double d = xx*xx+yy*yy;
if(d<=1.0)
{
double a = 1;
if(d>=1.0-aliasingSize)
{
a = (1.0-d)/aliasingSize;
}
double zz = Math.sqrt(1-d);
double val = h.get(xx, yy, zz);
int v = (int)(val*255)&0xFF;
int c = g.colors[v];
double l = xx*lx+yy*ly+zz*lz;
if(l<light) { l = light; }
int red = (int)(((c>>16)&0xFF)*l);
int green = (int)(((c>>8)&0xFF)*l);
int blue = (int)(((c)&0xFF)*l);
int alpha = (int)(((c>>24)&0xFF)*a);
img.setRGB(x,y, (alpha<<24)+(red<<16)+(green<<8)+(blue));
}
else
{
img.setRGB(x, y, 0x00000000);
}
}
}
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}
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Reply #76 - Posted
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g.start( 0x00000000 );
g.add( 90, 0x00d4d4d4 );
g.add( 100, 0xFFd4d4d4 );
g.add( 175, 0xFFFFFFFF );
g.add( 255, 0xFFFFFFFF );
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Still same problem, problem I believe is when I init the cloud and planet variable (planet = new Planet()) or when I init the light.
You omitted that from the code and I wonder what you used as I can't seem to find any fitting parameters there?
Oh, and when I am asking, do you happen to know how I can properly change the size of your planets? My current hack seem to loose too much of the details as your planet are so large.
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Still same problem, problem I believe is when I init the cloud and planet variable (planet = new Planet()) or when I init the light.
You omitted that from the code and I wonder what you used as I can't seem to find any fitting parameters there?
Hmmm, I may have done something bad while copying/pasting. Oh, and when I am asking, do you happen to know how I can properly change the size of your planets? My current hack seem to loose too much of the details as your planet are so large.
You have only to change the last parameter of Planet.gen(Gradiant g,Height h,double size). I didn't do mush test with small planet. I have added the creation on "ring" around planet. I will upload the whole netbean projet tonight, it will be more easier to deal with.Added : - ring - sort a little my code - randomize size to see the quality... not too good for small ones - change in gradiant (use double instead of int) to increase quality... but not much  For those who just want to see the result, there is the jar in the dist folder. |
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2011-09-02 18:38:33 » |
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Sweet! Will try to implement that tonight or tommorow. Been sitting all evening and finally been able to finish the hotseat function. So now in the next version that is uploaded the game can be played in hotseat with up to 150 different human players at once (if you can get that many people to wait until it's their turn that is. ). |
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Awesome stuff Bonbon! I've got it to work and implemented it into the game. Am I allowed to use the basics and then change the code after my need? If so, I will of course put you in the credits - if you'd like that, what name would you prefer to be credited and do you wish me to link to any certain site you have? Edit: Here are a few of your planets in action (I've modified colors, size and fixed seed mainly ):  The Rings usually get a bit too large so they end up outside screen, tried to put them on smaller planets only but that looked a bit odd. Currently having a hard time to make the stripped planets look good on smaller planets. And earthlike planets clouds often get concentrated into a small white blob when the planet is a bit small. Will try to fix those things tommorow. |
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Awesome stuff Bonbon! I've got it to work and implemented it into the game. Am I allowed to use the basics and then change the code after my need? If so, I will of course put you in the credits - if you'd like that, what name would you prefer to be credited and do you wish me to link to any certain site you have? You can do whatever you want to the code. To put my nick name "Bonbon-Chan" is good enough... I have a website www.bonbonchan.net but I never manage to get time to work on it  . It is horrible Edit: Here are a few of your planets in action (I've modified colors, size and fixed seed mainly ): The Rings usually get a bit too large so they end up outside screen, tried to put them on smaller planets only but that looked a bit odd. Same thing for me. Ring are better with no rotation and a small ratio. But they take a lot of space. Currently having a hard time to make the stripped planets look good on smaller planets. And earthlike planets clouds often get concentrated into a small white blob when the planet is a bit small. Will try to fix those things tommorow. Lots of try and trial, I take a long time to get something good. For clouds, the size should not affect them. I should have made a mistake somewhere. |
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Here you are in Credits in future versions of the game:  If you click on your name you will be sent to your webpage www.bonbonchan.net If you want it changed, send me a message! Edit: Name changed to Bonbon-Chan (had missed the n at the end) already, missed that the first time. |
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Ingame chat is up and running:  |
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The new title screen:  Other changes are better stars, ability to rename your stars, graphical fixes and so on. Also changed back so that if you click on a star you will see the fleet menu (tried the saved menu for a while but got so upset after playing a hour so I turned it off - ex. I seem to wish to watch the size of the local fleets before constructing anything). Edit: Have started out with the game's event system, with the first events created and included into the game:  If you have any suggestions of events to be included, then please post them here! |
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A download like, may be ? You should give it with each update. |
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A download like, may be ? You should give it with each update. Takes a little while to prepare for release each time, so usually wait until someone wants it. Here's the latest download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?983r9mh5srco6tr |
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2011-09-09 21:44:03 » |
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As I know that some information is nessecary but hard to get, I've tried to add it.  [Early art, will likely be improved later] Left side, in order: 1, Is shown when your star has been recently attacked. 2, Is shown when you recently has occupied/colonized said star. 3, Is shown when there is larger dissent on said star. Right side, in order: 1, Is shown when you have a defense at said star. 2, Is shown when you are constructing something at said star. 3, Is shown when the star's population is happy. |
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2011-09-15 22:31:12 » |
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Hey, I really enjoy your game and I love how you start so small in such a huge map - It's almost the same feeling I get while playing minecraft. I want to explore more and more I noticed a little thing though. When I try to click the "End Turn" button in the bottom right corner, the popup that says "Click to end turn no..." sometimes hinders me from actually being abled to click the button. It starts to flicker and I have to carefully place my mouse to be abled to click it then I play on a MacBook res. 1280 x 800. Greetings |
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