03-03-2026, 01:37 AM (This post was last modified: 03-03-2026, 01:53 AM by luwal.)
(02-28-2026, 05:54 PM)aurel Wrote: uhh i think i have no ideas....
Wow...you gave up?
(02-28-2026, 04:50 PM)Marcus Wrote: So, the themes to choose from are:
Limited Space
Protect It
Contrast
I like them all! "Limited Space" ... an ice floe, falling apart, becoming smaller and smaller, penguins ... with weapons ... last man standing!
I once wrote an online multiplayer raycaster game in n6 that would have suited "Protect It"
I think that submitting a 2D game for this jam is better. You submitted a 3D game in BASIC Language Jam #6. If you submitted a 3D game again in Jam #7, many people(not NaaLaa users) may think that NaaLaa is only for making 3D games. Not a clever promotion for NaaLaa.
(03-05-2026, 09:04 PM)aurel Wrote: I think i have no time
spring coming and lot of activities outside
so i reLLY DOUBT
I started working on my entry this evening, wrote circle collision physics and a circle-inside-polygon test, both things required for my penguin game (it will use 3d graphics but be 2d logically).
Looking good - really hope that you are able to release the code after the Jam finishes, regardless of whether you submit the entry or not. The circle-inside-polygon test looks interesting - I seem to recall that a similar routine was coded in an earlier NaaLaa version, and was really useful.
I've started to work on a 2D "Protect it" entry - very early stage, but I'll try to show a YouTube video soon......
03-07-2026, 04:21 AM (This post was last modified: 03-07-2026, 04:22 AM by indru91112.)
(03-06-2026, 06:06 PM)Marcus Wrote:
(03-05-2026, 09:04 PM)aurel Wrote: I think i have no time
spring coming and lot of activities outside
so i reLLY DOUBT
I started working on my entry this evening, wrote circle collision physics and a circle-inside-polygon test, both things required for my penguin game (it will use 3d graphics but be 2d logically).
(03-06-2026, 07:32 PM)kevin Wrote: Looking good - really hope that you are able to release the code after the Jam finishes, regardless of whether you submit the entry or not. The circle-inside-polygon test looks interesting - I seem to recall that a similar routine was coded in an earlier NaaLaa version, and was really useful.
I've started to work on a 2D "Protect it" entry - very early stage, but I'll try to show a YouTube video soon......