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Ingame User Content: Photo Uploading
Ingame User Content: Photo Uploading
| Name: | Dave Young | |
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| Date Posted: | Jul 25, 2008 | |
| Rating: | 4.0 out of 5 | |
| Public: | YES | |
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I continue working on Cubekind here and there and it's been kind of my innovation proving ground. I keep thinking up things which are technological hurdles, and then brainstorming ways to solve them.
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One of the achievements since my last blog was the ability to import a photo from anywhere on the user's system, detect its dimensions, and offer a little photo processing/captioning. The ability to use those gigantic pics that come out of digital cameras is really cool when they are resized properly, but not all users are savvy enough to do it themselves.
I also made drag and drop item creation bars which work two ways: drag and drop an item from the creation pallette into the world, or drag a photo onto a special item to create it as a picture frame with the photo already skinned onto it. These continue to be enormously useful creation tools to let a user customize their environment.
Anyway, we will be doing a signup drive for affiliates soon. The affiliate program lets coders and artists create things for sale in the Cubekind ingame store.
It's a short blog, but I came with links to some fuzzy but cool videos of the customization tech in action.
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I've also been working hard on the RPG library of functions and technology while finishing up some RPG Series TorqueSchool courses in the interest of whipping it more into shape for a TGEA release sometime this fall. It's been previously known as Titas, MMOKIT, Gryphon. The more I work with TGEA the more I love it. I would have loved to be doing Cubekind in TGEA, but potentially need Mac compatibility.
Anyway, that's it for now!
Sign up for our Test Drive
One of the achievements since my last blog was the ability to import a photo from anywhere on the user's system, detect its dimensions, and offer a little photo processing/captioning. The ability to use those gigantic pics that come out of digital cameras is really cool when they are resized properly, but not all users are savvy enough to do it themselves.
I also made drag and drop item creation bars which work two ways: drag and drop an item from the creation pallette into the world, or drag a photo onto a special item to create it as a picture frame with the photo already skinned onto it. These continue to be enormously useful creation tools to let a user customize their environment.
Anyway, we will be doing a signup drive for affiliates soon. The affiliate program lets coders and artists create things for sale in the Cubekind ingame store.
It's a short blog, but I came with links to some fuzzy but cool videos of the customization tech in action.
Check it out
I've also been working hard on the RPG library of functions and technology while finishing up some RPG Series TorqueSchool courses in the interest of whipping it more into shape for a TGEA release sometime this fall. It's been previously known as Titas, MMOKIT, Gryphon. The more I work with TGEA the more I love it. I would have loved to be doing Cubekind in TGEA, but potentially need Mac compatibility.
Anyway, that's it for now!
Recent Blog Posts
| List: | 07/25/08 - Ingame User Content: Photo Uploading 07/09/08 - Cubekind: Dawning Soon! 06/04/08 - Combat Starter Kit goes to GarageGames QA! 03/23/08 - An Easter reminder 03/19/08 - Combat Starter Kit Update 1.01 03/05/08 - RPG Series: Character Creation for AFX/AFXA 03/04/08 - A moment of silence for Gary Gygax 02/23/08 - RPG Series: Char Creation Course Preview |
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Submit your own resources!| Christian S (Jul 25, 2008 at 21:48 GMT) |
Besides the fear of lamers 'spoiling the world' with submitted foolishness, that will tire some admins to clean up all the time, this is really nifty.
-looking forward!
| Dave Young (Jul 26, 2008 at 18:14 GMT) |
| BrokeAss Games (Jul 27, 2008 at 10:54 GMT) |
| Rajesh Kumar (Aug 01, 2008 at 18:28 GMT) Resource Rating: 5 |
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