Procedural animations make creating dynamic item interactions incredibly easy, especially important if you're a one person dev team. Depending on what you are looking at or what you are holding, the game automatically adjusts!
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A simple but powerful item interaction system has been implemented in Emerge that allows items to act intuitively. When an item is held, using the left mouse button can start a variety of actions, depending on the item and what you are looking at.
Big things are in the works right now, which is why I've been a bit silent. A lot of core gameplay elements have been added, like skills/traits. More importantly, I've been working on the game's advanced AI which weaves procedural narratives!
In order to focus on the unique gameplay aspects of the game, I've simplified the world building aspects. I created a new branch of Emerge which uses the block-based structures and characters exclusively. The worlds shown here are generated at runtime.
Playing with some distance rendering effects for a new concept.
Watch your step!
Here's a look at one of the dangers in my upcoming game, Innocent Critters!
Check out this scifi scene by Jason Kwak!
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/681R05
#3dart #npbr #scifi #cyberpunk #environment #office #computers
Chiaki Nanami!
Here's a peaceful little forest scene for this #screenshotsaturday, from the beginning of the game.
Today I was setting up the location of the first boss. His name is "Father" and he is the first of the Patagonians. His task is to guard the road to the House.🛡🗡 Bookmark pre-launch page🔖🔖🔖
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rdvindiegame/the-patagonian…
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