Dat creature… Nightmare fuel…
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After a bit of development time, I realised I was kind of painting myself into a corner putting all the GUI debug elements in-game. For one - you might already have a HUD. So where do I put the debug HUD? Secondly - there would be so many tabs and UI all over the screen that it becomes both unbearable and unworkable. And last but not least - how do you alternate between gameplay and HUD clicking? There is no uniform way.
So I went another route. It took me a lot of time to create re-useable components, but I’m on the way now. Materials, filters and all the other goodies are pretty easy to add now - which I’ll be doing over the next few days.
Forgive the amateur recording - I rarely record the whole screen. Thank you to my son for hooking me up 
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I’ve been working on a game about eating food without getting caught.
It should be ready for its first demo release very soon!
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Nice! I like your flat shading style. 
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A cool side effect from shadows bleeding through the cape creates a silhouette making the material look translucent for free…
sorry for the thread spam, it was just to cheeky not to post =P
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I personally don’t mind more posts in this thread even when they are from the same folks.
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Excellent!
Making good progress!
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Playing with effects and particles. I think I need to ask my teammate to record some animated gifs. They are much better than still images.
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I have finished chapter-16-physics-engine, feel myself hollowed out. 
I take a simple experment to make students understand how physics engine works. Then I made code examples with both bullet and dyn4j.
Bullet Physics
Dyn4j
A basketball game
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Go Finland! Suomi mainittu, torilla tavataan!
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BVH plus MakeHuman: Using the Maud editor, I imported a 3-D model from MakeHuman 1.1.1 and animated it with a BVH motion-capture file. Here’s the result…
(BVH import code courtesy of @nehon. Music by P. I. Tchaikovsky.)
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I’m working on particles also, for a ‘ghost’ like effect …
I rendered out 4 100 frame long hq smoke animations from Blender, then ‘encode’ them to the rgba channels of one texture, which is used by the particle sprites.
EDIT: looks nasty from the side 
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