WIP in WIP, post your level screenshots!

[Chimeray]

I like where this project is going, the height differences made it way more interesting!

But... I reached the end of the world, I leaped off... and I was gone:

This didn't happen in the previous release, but perhaps I got lucky? Dunno, perhaps you learn something from the screeny? In that whole length the level is "cut".

[⌐■_■]

not sure where it happened, but i fell through the floor somewhere:

[Bunglo]

Same, twice.

[Pericolos0]

thanks guys . Yeah I know why both are happening, the end of the world one happens sometimes when the generator reaches the boundary of the grid it's generating on. It will still make a correct level, but just not put a wall there. I need to fix that , maybe it would be cool if I made it place big windows there so you can stare into the void

The falling through the floor one, I guess I forgot to turn on collision on certain world tiles :S

EDIT: broken tiles should be fixed! Updated it with a new version

[dux]

Is this blizzards next game?

[Synthesizer]

Awesome as usual

I can't wait to see some gameplay in there, no more replaying the same level after you die

[Zeta]

Still love this concept and execution.

Found a double ramp

[dux]

But where's the double rainbow!?

[FrieChamp]

Still love this concept and execution.

Found a double ramp

Turn it into a skating game!

[Campaignjunkie]

Peris: any details you can share on your level generation algorithms? I'm liking Recursive Division right now (http://weblog.jamisbuck.org/2011/1/12/m ... -algorithm) because the layouts seem kind of realistic, with occasional long hallways / rooms / courtyards. I'm going to try to implement it in Unity, I think.

[Algor]

Very cool, Peri. What is the extent of your room generating? Is it fully procedural, or by component, or by room?

[mjens]

Awesome Peris. Can you add an option to generate cover objects? That will be all I need

[Sentura]

Peris: any details you can share on your level generation algorithms? I'm liking Recursive Division right now (http://weblog.jamisbuck.org/2011/1/12/m ... -algorithm) because the layouts seem kind of realistic, with occasional long hallways / rooms / courtyards. I'm going to try to implement it in Unity, I think.

that's an excellent resource! i haven't really looked into procedural level generation (the most procedural stuff i've done has been one dimensional, for a simple game i made), but this really gives me motivation to try it out.

[AlexM]

wow awesome job peris

and I really appreciate the game not stealing mouse focus unless I explicitly tell it to

[aaron_da_killa]

Whoa that's cool. Is this going to me a mindcraft clone?