Blade Posted September 26, 2016 Posted September 26, 2016 Development has been slowed down recently due to real life issues as we've not been able to put as much time into the project. We have most of the path finding initial implementation done, but there is a fair amount to do to hook up assigning the movement to a unit and it following it yet. We've also done a bit of work to split the project into game specific stuff and stuff that could be reused in future projects to develop other Westwood game clones as it seems a lot of the low level stuff was reused among them.
SiRaLeX Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 Fair enough, that's usually how such ambitious projects with just 1 or 2 developers go. It's also nothing to be ashamed about. Real-life comes first. I'm sure that when the time comes you two will have the motivation to get right back on track and surprise us with some new awesome screenshots of your progress! Still, my utmost respect to you two guys for rolling this in C++!
Blade Posted October 21, 2016 Author Posted October 21, 2016 Progress is still ticking along, most of the path finding code has provisional implementations, we are just fleshing out the unit logic associated with movement so we can do some testing and debugging of it. The lib we have split off from the project we plan to develop into what will eventually be an open implementation of what the wwvegas lib contained and could form a base for other Westwood related game reimplementation projects.
SiRaLeX Posted October 21, 2016 Posted October 21, 2016 Path finding has to be the hardest thing you will possibly have to implement (lots of mathemagics)! And if you get that pat down you're a king (in my own mind). Are you good at vector math? P. S.: I didn't know Westwood was based in Las Vegas!
Iran Posted October 21, 2016 Posted October 21, 2016 Yeah they said before that pathfinding is the hardest part
Humble Posted October 25, 2016 Posted October 25, 2016 Fair enough, that's usually how such ambitious projects with just 1 or 2 developers go. It's also nothing to be ashamed about. Real-life comes first. I'm sure that when the time comes you two will have the motivation to get right back on track and surprise us with some new awesome screenshots of your progress! Still, my utmost respect to you two guys for rolling this in C++! Ditto - big props.
Blade Posted October 25, 2016 Author Posted October 25, 2016 Path finding has to be the hardest thing you will possibly have to implement (lots of mathemagics)! And if you get that pat down you're a king (in my own mind). Are you good at vector math? P. S.: I didn't know Westwood was based in Las Vegas! Depends what you mean by good, Vector math is just trigonometry IIRC which I've not done extensively since high school physics, but I understand the principles fairly well.
Iran Posted October 27, 2016 Posted October 27, 2016 Any roadmap for open-sourcing the code? Considering even the ASM patches we're doing now has random people contributing, including people with no prior asm/debugging/RE eperience? A week back the OpenRCT2 team committed the last reverse engineered RCT2 code and they no longer depend on the RCT2 executable for code data. And they have had tons of random people contributing with reverse engineering.
SiRaLeX Posted October 29, 2016 Posted October 29, 2016 Depends what you mean by good, Vector math is just trigonometry IIRC which I've not done extensively since high school physics, but I understand the principles fairly well. Umm, no, no and no. I said "math", didn't I?! I'm talkin' 'bout algebraic geometry, in particular analytic geometry and linear algebra (not to be confused with elementary algebra).
jam Posted January 11, 2017 Posted January 11, 2017 Development has been slowed down recently due to real life issues as we've not been able to put as much time into the project. We have most of the path finding initial implementation done, but there is a fair amount to do to hook up assigning the movement to a unit and it following it yet. We've also done a bit of work to split the project into game specific stuff and stuff that could be reused in future projects to develop other Westwood game clones as it seems a lot of the low level stuff was reused among them. Are you looking for more devs? I'm interested in contributing to this project in my free time. Do you have any communication channel such as IRC?
Askeladd Posted February 21, 2017 Posted February 21, 2017 Could you at least open source it so that somebody else can pick it up?
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