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Some question about tools -- is SuperFX compiler/assembler released yet?

M-374 LX wrote:A wiki about SNES development can be found at http://wiki.superfamicom.org.

SFCwiki is awesome, but I'd start reading http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Super_NES_Programming first if we're talking about learning from the ground.

How much performance it will costs to build the game around sectors like Build Engine does? Seems like a good choice -- you just stick with portals one room with another. http://msx.gnu-linux.net/doomlike/doomlike.html And what can you say about this article? It's covers 8-bit computer, imagine what...

Nnniice...

Thug's sprite animation is indeed rolling a bit slow, but car is fast. I see you handled 3D-isometric perspective very well.

VDPRam usage for plane tiles looks a bit umoptimized... Maybe not, and I'm wrong...

Learning M68K ASM in some point may be even easier than C. If your game will not work on emulator (but works fine on hardware) -- there is some problem in emulator.

bioloid wrote: for now I'm working a bit on the "bodies", cause I would like to have human mode to walk on the roofs and car mode..
i've put the repo here between: https://github.com/achambriat/megadrive-sme

Fantastic! Keep up the good work. Very promising game is drawing on horizon.

bioloid wrote:thanks!
yes with highlight and shadows i will try..
or removing plane B tiles around the player, kind of your screenshot, will see.

Or... Swap tiles around player character with "surround"-tiles with adaptive palette (to wall tiles)? DMA, hello there.

An isometric engine? That's something really interesting. BTW in "isometric-3D engine" must be one helpful effect (in a gameplay), where main character "shines" through walls, like in one obscure post-nuclear rpg: http://i52.tinypic.com/2dhwdfo.png

Is it hard to do on Genny?