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Lord Generic Productions Euphoria Programming Page Lord Generic Productions Euphoria Programming Page Welcome friends to our programming page. We are VERY excited about Euphoria, a FAST interpreted language for the PC. We are currently using it to prototype a number of uncomming game projects. Samples of what we are working on will be provided from time to time as programming examples and tutorials for the Euphoria community. If you have something to share, you can e-mail it to me at Pastor@BeRighteous.com NEW GAME!!! Snack Attack! It's been 5 years in the making - well, I started it 5 years ago, and forgot about it until last month when I started doing the Crash Course again. - but it's Finally Here!!! Snack Attack! It's the most awesome game ever written in Euphoria, at least I my mom thinks so, and who's gonna argue with her?This version has new 3D-Look maze tiles and sprites, as well as an all new sound engine and better controls. Click Here to Download the Alpha Version 300k (no source) changes since the last alpha version: Replaced the sfx2 sound drivers with Liquid Nitrogen's Ecstacy sound system, which is very cool and much more stable Added new graphics Reworked the keyboard controls so they are less sluggish Misc cosmetic and play adjustments Here's some awesome screen shots! It's getting prettier.     Ya wanna learn how to create cool games like this in Euphoria? Check out: A Crash Course in Game Design and Production - Euphoria Edition Week 1 - A General Introduction to the Course and Anatomy of a Game Design Specification We kick off the series with an overview of the course, and what we're getting ourselves into when we decide to "DO" a game Week 2 - From Vague Idea to General Description - Part 1 - Project Codename and Anatomy of the General Description We discuss the importance of choosing a Project Codename early in the design process, and cover in depth what should be in a Game Design Specification's General Description Week 2 - From Vague Idea to General Description - Part 2 - General Description Part A Week 2 - From Vague Idea to General Description - Part 3 - General Description Part B Week 2 - From Vague Idea to General Description - Part 4 - General Description Part C Week 3 - Screen Design and User Interface Specification - Part 1- The Basics of Screen Design and Interface Issues In this week's lesson we cover: What is Screen Design, Hoow do you DO screen design, User Interface Items, Anatomy of a Screen Design Specification, Michael's Rules Of Thumb For User Interface Design, and more! Week 3 - Screen Design and User Interface Specification - Part 2- The Screen Design and Interface Spec Here's the Screen Design and User Interface Spec for our course Project! Week4 - The Art Specification- Part 1 - The Basics of Computer Art In this week's lesson we cover everything you need to know about computer graphics in order to design the art for a game on the PC. included are Computer Graphics, Video Modes, Resolution, Aspect Ratio, Pixels, Palettes, RGB values, Masking, Sprites, Backgrounds, and Anti-aliasing. Week4 - Q&A Sprite masking explained a little more, with examples. Week 4- The Art Specification - Part 2 - The Art Specification This part gives an anatomy of the Art Specification and documents what art you need to make each screen in your game. Week 4- The Art Specification - Part 3 - Tile-Based Graphics and Maze Creation This part discusses the general method of reducing a large number of graphic screens into a relatively small set of uniform graphic tiles to be used in the game to create the images. This method is applied to designing and creating the mazes for our course project. Be sure to download the Maze Editor Week 5 - Sound and Music Specification - Part 1 - The Basics of Sound Reproduction on the Computer In this week's lesson we cover sound reproduction on the computer, including FM Synthesis, Digital Sampling, and what we can do to play music and sound effects in Euphoria. Week 5 - Sound and Music Specification - Part 2 - Terminology and the Sound and Music Spec In this part we talk about game and program sound terminology, and make differentiations between the different types of game music and sound effects. We also cover the ananatomy of the Sound and Music Specification. Week 6 - A Discourse on Production Values How much you care about your game directly affects people's response to your game. Too often programmers spend nearly ALL of their production time on how their game works, and nearly NONE on how it looks or how it will be perceived by players. This week we're taking a diversion away from the Design Specification to talk about what I call "Production Values." Week 7 - Artificial Intelligence and the AI Specification - Part 1 - The Basics of Game AI Artificial Intelligence is whenever the computer makes decisions based on available data. In this lesson we cover the basic issues of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as it applies to computer games. Included in the discussion are: Physics AI, Player AI, Enemy and Opponent AI, AI scripting, and using sequences to direct traffic. Crash Course Project Our course project is based on Snack Attack! See above. Download the game and from the link above and play it about 10,000 times. The lessons we're working on now form the deaign specification for this game. Once we get through the design we will be writing the code for this game. NOTE: You can look at all the art in the game by viewing Contact2.gif Instead of cryptic data files or 150 image files, I'm storing all the game images in this one 640x480 image. The program loads the image and cuts the sprites out of it to use. So if you want to change all the artwork in the game to suit your tastes, you only need to edit the one image. I think this is a pretty neat idea. NOTE: If you're dying to see what the code for Snack Attack! looks like, Here's The Complete Game Source and Support Files so far. 187k All game source, art, sounds, and include files are included in this zip , including the Ecstacy.e sound system we're using.. Please play the game and drop me a line at pastor@BeRighteous.com and tell me what you think. I'm pretty excited about the game. Our Euphoria Programming Book is still available! The OidZone Programmer's Reference is a 100+ page book which includes the complete Design Spec for OidZone, the theory behind all the routines, SOURCE CODE, and a line by line analysis of every routine. Purchasing this reference also gives you to a limited royalty-free license to use our Arcade Game Engine in your own games. This is a must for game programmers or game programmer wannabees. The cost is $20 + Shipping. click here to email me about purchasing it. You MUST GET THIS REFERENCE! With it and the source code you can build your own games in no time. StarThief was retro-fit into the OidZone game engine to a playable form in only 2 days! Why reinvent the wheel, when you can use mine? VROOM! All the pieces are here, 2 player games, animated sprites, collision detection, SFX management, animated displays, automated attention getter, about information, scoring, level, high-score lists saved to disk, loading multiple images from single data files, keeping track of an unlimited number of animated sprites, AI "directors", everything you need to do the "behind the scenes" stuff. Just add art, some game-specific AI code, and you can build a commerical quality game FAST. If you want to do games, you need to have this reference. Here's an exerpt from the theory section of "the Book" More Euphoria Links Official Euphoria Home Page  Free counters provided by Honesty.com. |
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