Dreamstem

It is late and I am tired. Another hectic school week. Again I didn’t want to go empty handed for this tutorial game project. I think it is important I keep up my work as this is not any old project. This could really help the verge community. So I did some grass. I was fairly happy with it, until I downloaded the last beta of Kildorf’s game. Seriously, the entire tileset is looking nice. Happy Kildorf dumped the 640×480 resolution. I would comment about it on his site, but too tired… Going to sleep.

Oh, forgot, I didn’t know how to best make this so it tiles well. I did square but did not try to tile them. Any suggestion is cool by me.

Midterms have appeared as well as mid semester projects. I am supposed to be studying right now, but I really didn’t want to come out without anything this week, so I decided to take care of the sand tile.

I haven’t had the time to compare the sand tile to the ground tiles to see if the lightness is comparable. So I don’t know if they can fit together(Balor, my external HD is not with me and contains all my files). Though a simple change in the darkness of the tiles can fix that. I will probably do a tweak of it when I have time.

On another note, Thanatos has been built and is in good working condition. For the curious Thanatos is the new system I built, its name was inspired from the GPU card. I have still to install basic components like a word processor and graphic program. This is the first truly gaming capable system I have ever had and the first system I built. I am quite proud of my achievement.

Finally, when I have time I will add a special link to the right for glambourine’s tutorial game so that the link doesn’t get lost in the news pages.