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Re: Open Strike - Nachrichten
Verfasst: 22.01.2016, 23:46
von SMIFFGIG
I don't know if anyone is still here. But if there are still interested people with C# or similar skills.
I think the OpenRA engine maybe worth a look
http://www.openra.net/
It is completely open source and actively being developed
https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA/issues/
It will this year remake more complicated Isometric C&C Tiberian Sun game too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrt_m-xwbok
This could perhaps be used as a base for a Sudden Strike open source remake maybe?
Re: Open Strike - Nachrichten
Verfasst: 23.01.2016, 04:29
von Last Soldier
SMIFFGIG hat geschrieben:This could perhaps be used as a base for a Sudden Strike open source remake maybe?
Such or other engine is basically useless, as the cornerstone is enough to use the library like SDL or so.
Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts. Sudden Strike remake = create an entire game from scratch.
Of course, already has passed some time and a lot of things can be simplified and programmed differently but regarding game mechanics it's very difficult.
I also think that it is necessary to go much deeper (for optimalization) in code than C# allows, so C/C++ is the only rational option.
Re: Open Strike - Nachrichten
Verfasst: 06.02.2016, 10:53
von yac
https://youtu.be/p-FO3PuWLy0
I think the only problem is that some dont like opensource...
Re: Open Strike - Nachrichten
Verfasst: 21.02.2018, 12:47
von int
Last Soldier hat geschrieben: 23.01.2016, 04:29
SMIFFGIG hat geschrieben:This could perhaps be used as a base for a Sudden Strike open source remake maybe?
Such or other engine is basically useless, as the cornerstone is enough to use the library like SDL or so.
Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts. Sudden Strike remake = create an entire game from scratch.
Of course, already has passed some time and a lot of things can be simplified and programmed differently but regarding game mechanics it's very difficult.
I also think that it is necessary to go much deeper (for optimalization) in code than C# allows, so C/C++ is the only rational option.
Totally agree, I can help with SDL2 and C development. Unfortunately, I have no experience in game development, but have some experience in assembler, C, C++ (basics), python, lua and a little bit in SDL2 library
What is the status of the Open Strike project? How can I contribute to it?
Re: Open Strike - Nachrichten
Verfasst: 22.02.2018, 13:29
von Last Soldier
There is no Open Strike project, it's just chatting people on the forum
But check your PM.
Re: Open Strike - Nachrichten
Verfasst: 06.03.2018, 17:29
von int
I have checked my PM, but found nothing
Greetings
Verfasst: 11.03.2018, 15:28
von igor
Hi, everyone.
I'm working for some time (realy long =) ) on ss2 port, some key features:
* ss2 resources and maps conversion for easy mods migration
* smooth (mean fps) perfomance and low system requirements (must work on cheap old office desktops)
* no frameworks or engines usage (easy-to-install, unzip and play, and the second reason - i'm doing it for educational and fun purposes, so write everything from scratch)
* language - C# (because i like it, and it's faster to develop) for most of the code, c++ for perfomance critical drawing parts
For today i have:
* All objects and basic map converters (from map sources, it was easier)
* Pretty fast and smooth display system, which support different backends (software - old school per pixel drawing, which allows to get low memory usage, and hardware - 2d using 3d methods, its fast in blending operations but uses a lot of memory), tested on weak desktops and it worked fine )
* Basic input system
* Basic bui system
* Basics of logics (for now there is one type of units in the game - soldier, and it can move across the map, avoiding obstacles) - without unit managment (controlled soldier is hardcoded)
So, current build (for windows, ALT F4 to exit) in attach, also a screenshot.
If somebody is still in this theme, we can try to cooperate )
Re: Open Strike - Nachrichten
Verfasst: 19.03.2018, 11:39
von Last Soldier
Great job, C#/C++ is good choice.
Re: Greetings
Verfasst: 22.02.2024, 04:53
von xiaofans
igor hat geschrieben: 11.03.2018, 15:28
Hi, everyone.
I'm working for some time (realy long =) ) on ss2 port, some key features:
* ss2 resources and maps conversion for easy mods migration
* smooth (mean fps) perfomance and low system requirements (must work on cheap old office desktops)
* no frameworks or engines usage (easy-to-install, unzip and play, and the second reason - i'm doing it for educational and fun purposes, so write everything from scratch)
* language - C# (because i like it, and it's faster to develop) for most of the code, c++ for perfomance critical drawing parts
For today i have:
* All objects and basic map converters (from map sources, it was easier)
* Pretty fast and smooth display system, which support different backends (software - old school per pixel drawing, which allows to get low memory usage, and hardware - 2d using 3d methods, its fast in blending operations but uses a lot of memory), tested on weak desktops and it worked fine )
* Basic input system
* Basic bui system
* Basics of logics (for now there is one type of units in the game - soldier, and it can move across the map, avoiding obstacles) - without unit managment (controlled soldier is hardcoded)
So, current build (for windows, ALT F4 to exit) in attach, also a screenshot.
If somebody is still in this theme, we can try to cooperate )
Hi igor,
Thanks for your sharing and this is a very impressive work. Even though many years passed by after this message, I want to talk with you to see if you are still interested in working on open strike. Please let me know if we can cooperate to move it forward to a playable game.
My email:
sunxfancy@gmail.com