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|  | Schwamp prototype « Thread Started on Feb 28, 2009, 7:42am » | |
A demo of how my Schwamps are going to wobble. It still needs a lot of work, especially when dragging. But the wobble effect is what i am working on right now, i.e. when the balls are somewhat at rest.
Dragging Schwamps is next. Then merging them. Then popping them into goo liquid.
Prototype (incl. exe)
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|  | Re: Schwamp prototype « Reply #1 on Feb 28, 2009, 8:49am » | |
They remind me of MetaBalls.
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|  | Re: Schwamp prototype « Reply #2 on Feb 28, 2009, 11:29am » | |
very nice example
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|  | Re: Schwamp prototype « Reply #3 on Mar 1, 2009, 2:07pm » | |
oh yes baby, metaballs, that is exactly what i want... but i am a little worried i don't have the processing power to render them on my GP2x. I will definitely look into it, thanks guilect 
And congrats on winning the codingmonkey competition hehe... shame no one else entered anything.
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