So much has happened since I was last here, but I shall spare you with the personal details.
I love game making. My problem, that I know many of you share, is actually completing a game. Every time I work on a project I get frustrated with the programming side of things, and give up, and all the code and art that went with it goes to the grave. I am majoring in computer science at my university, but my passion has and always will be in art and design. So. I have decided to stop trying to force myself to like programming. I mean I'm average at it (at least for the first two years of college); I just want to finish a god damn game already. My plan is to finish all or a good portion of the visual assets of a game and a VERY detailed design document to go with it, and then find a programmer to do the programming side of things. So anyways, here's what I'm working on.(Click the link below to actually see the image in all of its pixely glory).http://i.imgur.com/RbW1BxJ.png
It's a work in progress, obviously. I'll update as I progress.I just felt extremely nostalgic for a second.
nice to see that you're still alive
as for the blog, i didn't even realize that the art was unfinished until i read the blog, really nice workYay it's Mush!
Man, that looks like a really cozy cabin… and I gotta say, great job on the trees! Can't wait to see it finished. You better update this! :PThanks guys. And I'll be sure to update this regularly. Something's gotten into me lately, feelin' motivated.
I love the shading on the mountaintop there. This is going to look really great when finished. And that cabin is excellent.
Great to see you back. I agree with Mega. I assume the dog/cat is more unfinished than the rest?
actually… i would like to take a stab at this. i have all the free time in the world and need things to work on. outside of multiplayer and d3d i can handle anything you throw at me. i am very stubborn when i want something.
i don't ever use scripts, that's my only vice. i can make the code clean and comment it all though. :cWhat are you usually programming in, Mush?
There's this neat third party plugin for Unity3D called Playmaker that simplifies the programming down to a semi advanced series of Wires and modules.I've tried it, it's awesome. You might like it.@mush: Your avatar touches my childhood in ways I can't even begin to describe.
Your avatar touches my childhood too.
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You old sonofagun. Lovely artwork. I'm also partaking in the quest to finish something that I never could program before. Really hope it works out for you. :)