CangoJoe

Here's a good FPS horde shooter example: Earth Defense Force https://store.steampowered.com/app/410320/EARTH_DEFENSE_FORCE_41_The_Shadow_of_New_Despair/ Legions of onscreen giant bugs, robots and space ships and their accompanying corpses, body parts and wreckage Fully destructible city-scapes - every building you see can be destroyed. Great particle effects ranging from simple grenades to player targeted nukes. Lots of drive-able vehicles from motorcycles and tanks to towering mechs The devs even proudly proclaim that they willing sacrificed visual quality in order to generate more onscreen enemies as gameplay was more important than graphics. Perhaps you can show them an engine that will provide both?

Hey all I know there's a lot of space geeks here (myself included), so I figured I'd share this game with you all. It's getting great reviews so far: https://store.steampowered.com/app/870200?snr=2_9_100000_ Cheers!

Heyas, Should Script:Collision be able to detect if something has spawned inside of a defined trigger area? I'm using a rectangular CSG with CollisionType:Trigger to define an a trigger area. I want to detect when another CSG (Collisiontype: Prop) spawns inside the trigger area but seems to fail in that regard. Does the spawning CSG need speed (momentum) to be detected? Thanks in advance!

Hi, I'm assuming you're using FPSPlayer.lua -yes? If so, edit that script and try increasing Script.eyeheight value. Hope that helps!

Wow that worked out better than I expected! They're bouncing around like Mexican jumping beans now. Just need to find the best value now. Thanks for pointing that property out

Seems using decimal mass values less than 1 improved the bounciness of the balls. I adjusted the value to .1 and the balls bounce around more instead of dropping like lead weights. I'll spare you the animation for now and post the game when its in a playable state. Thanks for your help!

Right now it's 20. I haven't really seen much difference between 1 and 20. Perhaps a different collision type?

Heyas, So I'm making this simple pachinko game. The basic gameplay is that balls will fall down hitting pins and occasionally triggering scoring areas that award more balls. All the balls and pins are CSGs with, Physics Mode: Rigid Body and Collision type: Prop. Right now the balls fall, hit the pins and simply roll off. Is there a way to adjust the physics properties of the pins and/or balls to get the balls to bounce a bit more when they hit the pins? Or perhaps the change the gravity of the balls? Thanks in advance! -can

Congratulations Josh! That's some exciting news, I hope this finally puts Leadwerks/Turbo on the map in a big way. I can't wait to see the first AAA media production (game or otherwise) that's powered in Turbo. Considering your affiliation with NASA perhaps rename Turbo to the ''ROCKET ENGINE'" ? It encapsulates visions of speed, power, performance and the ability to take you to new worlds :) I wish I would've got my tournament posters signed now...

Pretty good! Controls could be a little tighter and perhaps lighten up the enemy bullets as they're hard to see against the dark background.

That's pretty cool! If I imported a heightmap, will Turbo all me to generate voxel based geo instead of standard geo if desired? Can the voxel geo be modified during runtime (ala Minecraft)?

Not sure if to cringe, clap, or Falcon Punch to this version...

Hmmm perhaps then go with an 80s theme with the logo as well? In fact here's some concept art! No need to pay me now but I'll gladly accept a free copy of TGE