Just recently I have decided to update the PYRE project to the very latest version of unity. This however caused many minor problems with NLua, that will take a bit to fix. In order to keep the project more future proof, will be rewriting the code to be more modular and therefore much more managable … More PYRE: Some current setbacks…
It has been over a month or two last when I posted about PYRE. The project is not dead, its just on the back-burner for a bit until I find some new inspiration. As of late the development has been pretty dry, and I could only write boring code for so long. Expect new … More My lack of updates…
After messing around a bit with the NLUA API, my project keeps running into compiler issues with both “plugins” files “lua52.dll” in both x86 and x64. According to the editor I have to recompile the plugins to get it to work again, so hopefully its just a quick re-import before I can keep developing!
I’ve been thinking about how I will make it possible for custom scripts to be executed on runtime, so I browsed the asset store and found NLUA! In my case I’m going to be using the Unity3D Version found here that handles most of the main unity functions well, but still might need tweaking. With … More PYRE Mini Update: LUA Scripting?
After awhile of working just on this project, I thought I would be more productive by taking a short break by doing something else. In my case I decided to finish relearning the blender rendering engine so I can make models, graphics and assets for later games. In the mean while, here’s a few renders … More PYRE: Quick Break… 3D Modeling!
After that stream I did some more work on my test world for the various game elements i’m implementing. Today I thought I would do a short video to walk through it! Next update I will have more progress on new features!
The most I’ve ever done with Unity’s Quaternion… I promise i’m not usually this bad!
The Basics I wanted to challenge myself to finally finish a bigger project, so now that I have the idea of PYRE I want to take this step by step to keep things in order. I decided to use Unity because I am very familiar with that engine and am most comfortable with it, its … More PYRE: The Groundwork
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