@ & With Radien: I haven't tried, but in theory, it'd be possible to create a 3D Quest like Radien is presenting. It would involve creating different limbs, tacking them onto a model base, and changing each individually pending your actions. Then all you need to do is make eight directions for said models, and maybe, if you're feeling ambitious, (If you weren't already.
) make yet more models for other NPC's taking distance into account. (Though it's a relatively simple matter of simply shrinking them all proportionately in, say, Movie Gear, then ripping them right back in. Not a problem.)
Actually, yes, I think such a thing could be conceived of. You could probably script one of those "Hallway Systems" from old-school games, like Faxanadu, (Peteo, you recognize where I'm coming from, right? In those buildings with the bosses?) Those would be plum easy to do.
So Kudos, Radien, for taking the first initiative in this.
I hope it sets the high bar for the community. ^-^ Maybe push people a little harder.
Taku / Dethl: Holy mother of Venus! I absolutely love it! Of course, I'm a massive fan of Cave Story, (... Er ... Not
fat, just .. a really big fan of it.
) .. I love how you laid everything out. I wonder how you'll be able to switch the weapons. L and R, right?
Sharon Daniel: Reminds me of the old style RPG games like King's Quest or Quest for Glory. I can't wait to try it. ^_^
Nick: If you have indeed scripted that successfully and pulled it off, ... ... Well I'd just be well beyond awe, and will subscribe to your beta testers weeks immediately.
How many different Kirby abilities have been scripted so far?
Mr. Z: Now THIS is more like it!
I assume that this involves a script? Otherwise it'd be a hellish amount of screens. I can certainly see how you could do this though. Very creative.
I have no idea who to vote for this week. I suppose I'll have to go for Radien since he composed this unique system first.
