Hurrah, XRhodes v0.85 is ready for the public eye. It comes with a lot of new features, fix for some bugs (only one of which is serious enough to mention), and some changes. It's a rather meaty release, and I feel there is a lot of useful stuff in there.… more »

I took a break from Cornerstone in favor of rounding up XRhodes v0.85, which will come with a lot of new stuff, such as revamped State and State::Machine facilities, Animation and Actors, Enumerator. It's not TOO much of a break from Cornerstone, though… more »

I've implemented the scenery system, the level serialization and real-time editing (which is simply about the tile renderer being able to analyze an arbitrary area of the tilemap it's based on).Next job is to implement the object hierarchy and the… more »

I've made some progress with my next project. Although the next screenshot looks a lot like the previous one, a lot has changed since under the hood. The platforming physics are in place and they work to sweet perfection. This was a royal pain to ac… more »

If you want your game published in South Korea, you have got to get it rated by the Game Rating Board (GRB). This is a mandatory process, and it costs, based on game genre, size, etc. The sad thing about it is that free(ware), indie, student, hobbyist,… more »

I've released XRhodes v0.84 for OS X. Then I started working on a certain game, that has always eluded me. I've also created some graphics, which I haven't done for ages. I'm happy with the direction it's going. (Of course, the tilesets aren't final and… more »

Hell yeah! Numerous additions, sleeko-neato functionality, two bugs swatted and some feature cuts, including but not restricted to: XR::RenderRegion - calculates the world coordinates of the current viewport's four sides, based on XR::Camera2D's cur… more »