Slime Salad

Oh right. Very similar to image denoising using Potts models. Wonder if there are other uses of computer vision for mapgen...

It's a random walk with uniform chance of each direction. I suggested using a randomised floodfill.

If you used cellular automata would they have a depth state and mostly ensure smoothness?

Oh neat, a water bear.

More Pepsi Ranger madness. Neat to see quite a bit of variety in the map generation already. I'm not sure how you'd do this, but it would be neat if say: the lakes stayed with laketiles, the ground stayed with ground tiles, the streams stayed with stream tiles, the trees stayed with tree tiles. I do...

What a bunch of evil-doers!

We hold a contest like that and it's kind of shaming the new people in a way, is there really anyone who wants to volunteer to be "tutored" on the big stage? Well Direwolf did explicitly ask for that multiple times, though I guess that's a bit unusual. Also, bump this: http://www.slimesal...

I didn't notice anything reversed aside from the logo, though now I see some of the buttons are too.

Hint: use the wall constants.
write pass block (x,y,11)
is
write pass block (x,y,northwall+eastwall+westwall)

I don't personally care about seeing things here expand beyond OHR because there are already hundreds of bigger communities focused on general Indie game work. I like these forums/contests for focusing on one specific engine and being the definitive source for that. Can't argue against that. I'm no...

That's a good way to put it. I like the variety in the trees. Are those dead vines on the castle walls? I think adding a couple branches going to the sides would help.

If you want to attract people from outside the community by hosting game contests, then those contests need to accept games made with any engine. "The community" doesn't necessarily mean OHRRPGCE users; I think slimesalad.com users is a better description. I'd like to see non-OHR games acc...

Heh. But McCartney should be wearing a dark grey suit, and that scene looks more like my street than an English road: exaggerated amounts of green.

Have a look at http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Community_Graphics_Resources for graphics -- you can use them either as placeholders or even use them permanently if they fit well enough. Also, I actually thought the idea could be promising, if you flesh it out enough. But what I'm imagining w...

You might also notice that the mountains and trees -- the contents of tile layer 1 in the OHR version -- have a slight offset relative to the parent layer (and a slightly different offset than the hero sprite). This would actually be a handy feature to support, since the end result is a much more n...

How much of that scribble is actually functional? Like this Shadow Complex map.

Thread about it here: http://www.slimesalad.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5728 It's not necessary to package a game into a self-contained app to play it on Android; you only need to do that if you want to distribute it. To play .rpg files, instead use this (few weeks old): http://hamsterrepublic.com/tmp...