OK, I put link to 0.1.204 version. It is defunct, unfinished and bugged.
But let it be there until I pluck up heart, cheer up and can continue work.
I am not sure when it would happen, so let it stay here.
Procedurally generated roguelike rpg set in the underground world waking up after a major catastrophe.
The game window is just blank for me, i can't play it >.<
ReplyDeleteHey! It looks like I managed to break free from my depression!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I found issue of this bug.
Damn, it is simple!
NPOT(Non-Power-Of-Two)!
Texture whose dimensions are not powers of 2.
It is problem for old videocard, for example GeForce FX, but all newer hardware can handle NPOTs of any kind perfectly.
So, I am not sure, that it shouldn't be worthwhile to bother with this issue, because in a year or two it would be completly obsolete.
Too bad, i really wanted to play Fallen. You should try to fix the bug anyway as big part of the roguelike comunity use old hardware.
ReplyDeleteThe most unpleasant thing, that it is not a bug! Just piece of obsolete technology!
ReplyDeleteNPOT support was officially integrated into OpenGL 2.0 9 years ago(!), but intel released last notebook chipset without 2.0 support in 2010!
This hilarious, I think!
I forget!
ReplyDeleteYes, we would fix it. It isn't a bug, we just have to redraw good part of art to fit old revision of GL, but hey! It is not problem at all!
Sooner or later, we would do this!
Damn my sucky computer! Thanks for the support, and good luck with your game, if you ever fix the problem or if i get a better computer i'll sure take a look at fallen as it seems like it is or will be an awesome game.
ReplyDeleteOh, man! Don't bother yourself changing computer for Fallen. ^_^
ReplyDeleteWe would fix it, but it is better keep it in mind.
I had notebook with intel shared memory video card and really don't wanna give it another try! O_O
Intel makes great CPU, but their GPU totally sucks.