Showing posts with label Project Sunburn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project Sunburn. Show all posts

Wednesday, 15 June 2011

Updated blog layout

I had plans to do this a while ago, but never got around actually doing it. Last night I kind of stumbled upon a new, wider template that still looked pretty similar to the old one. Most noticeable benefit is the extra space available for bigger images and videos and I'm pretty glad about how the new template turned out.

In lack of other news I dug up some screenshots of Project Sunburn.

An objective-based level from Project Sunburn

Enemy drone firing at the player in one of our test setups.

Let me know what you think about this new layout in the comment section :)

Friday, 31 December 2010

Due Update

It's been a while since my last update. After a tiring 26 and a half hours of continuous work to make the deadline, I needed some time off from XNA. I got started again earlier this week though and I have a few teaser screenshots to show you guys.


The placeholder shells colliding with the environment.


The new shell models. (By Bo our 3D Artist)


Transparency/cube-map test for scope on Assault Rifle. (using Arbitrary model)


Dummies, a much easier way to align muzzle flashes and shell positions with the weapons.

The new (WIP) Gizmo. The current release on Codeplex is pretty outdated feature-wise. An updated release should be up soon (no ETA available yet)

Other upcoming tasks include, motion-blur on the shells, depth of field on the weapons and a proper muzzle flash among other cool stuff...