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I just created a new repository for Epic Ray on GitHub!
Code ist best kept in some open source git repository, for other people to be able to look at it. I had originally taken down the repository, because I didn’t …
Recently I added multi-threaded rendering support to my open source java raycasting game engine.
The last few weeks, I was pretty busy with university stuff. If I did anything else, I optimized EpicRay. After the drop to 8fps (due to floor and ceiling textures), I optimized the rendering to go …
EpicRay now has correct floor and ceiling texturing! Will push to github in a few secs.
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I did some work on Epic Ray today. I refractored the rendering system to how it was meant originally (most of the code was make-shift, just to have something on the screen). Also, there is a depthbuffer now :)
EpicRay now supports floor and ceiling color rendering (no textures just of …
Also, EpicRay has a basic editor, player movement (wasd).
I just recently got rid of the white borders btw. ;)
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I finally got around to uploading my work to GitHub. Although everything is very rudimentary, placeholder-heavy and so on, here’s a link to the repo:
https://github.com/Squareys/EpicRay
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EpicRay has regained a certain stage of completion! Although I was this far before, now I actually have some powerful structure behind everything which will not collapse if loads of features are built onto it.
What EpicRay has now what my engine didn’t have before is player movement. No …
You may have guessed it already: my project is a Raycasting gameengine. In Java. With editor and all it takes to make making games as simple as possible. So, you might know Raycasting Game Maker*, why would I want to recreate that? RGM is rather limited, I believe Raycasting has …