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Feature requests, suggestions / iPad support?
« on: June 03, 2010, 03:29:29 PM »
Just curious - any chance that WME will support iPad in the (semi-)near future?
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Technical forum / Graphics - file formats
« on: July 22, 2009, 07:48:48 PM »
We're a new dev team creating our first adventure game. We would really appreciate some guidelines regarding the various graphics formats, supported by WME - pros, cons etc.
- What should we choose for backgrounds and objects?
- We haven't made the final decision about the characters/animation yet, but a couple of pointers would be nice.
The graphics in our game are hand drawn/2D.
- What should we choose for backgrounds and objects?
- We haven't made the final decision about the characters/animation yet, but a couple of pointers would be nice.
The graphics in our game are hand drawn/2D.
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Technical forum / Creating Artificial Intelligence in WM
« on: January 26, 2008, 09:30:59 PM »
Hi all,
In collaboration with a few other people I'm in the pre-production of an adventure game, and in the process of deciding which engine to use, I was wondering if it's possible to create an AI system in Wintermute Engine?
I should probably mention that we haven't found a scripter/programmer yet, and we know very little about the technical side of scripting and programming
Would it for instance be possible to create a puzzle that resembles a board game? Where the player moves some "objects"/game pieces on a board, and then the AI decides where to put its own pieces on the same board. Each side can move 3 or 4 pieces each turn, and like in a typical board game the game pieces can take out the other game pieces if they have a higher value.
In collaboration with a few other people I'm in the pre-production of an adventure game, and in the process of deciding which engine to use, I was wondering if it's possible to create an AI system in Wintermute Engine?
I should probably mention that we haven't found a scripter/programmer yet, and we know very little about the technical side of scripting and programming
Would it for instance be possible to create a puzzle that resembles a board game? Where the player moves some "objects"/game pieces on a board, and then the AI decides where to put its own pieces on the same board. Each side can move 3 or 4 pieces each turn, and like in a typical board game the game pieces can take out the other game pieces if they have a higher value.
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