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Ok, that was no JS, sorry :)
Ok, that was no JS, sorry :)
As mentioned, it has some minor problems in Firefox. But it's still pretty impressive! Yet a bit slow on my machine. :)
Cool. It's slow, but that's what javascript gives you.
its 4k and its in javascript.
sick sick sick, I love it
good work!
p01 strikes again! Thanks Man!
nice
nice game in 4k!
AWESOME!
I've tested it in some browsers for Windows:
FX2 - Not working correctly and slow
Opera 9 - Working and slow
IE7 - A bit slow
IE6 - Faster
IE5.5 - Looks as the best in speed
FX2 - Not working correctly and slow
Opera 9 - Working and slow
IE7 - A bit slow
IE6 - Faster
IE5.5 - Looks as the best in speed
Great work! It's too hard though ;-)
Damn... wolf5k in color and in 4k!!
And the coding is truly solid, not like most js demos which must crash on at least one of the 4 Big Browsers...
the only bitch about this is... why the compression just to reach 4k? would've been as good if it were 32k....
And the coding is truly solid, not like most js demos which must crash on at least one of the 4 Big Browsers...
the only bitch about this is... why the compression just to reach 4k? would've been as good if it were 32k....
I just realized it was only 4k, damn. p01 you old rOxOr ;)
awesome!
Great!
![[self-ban]](https://content.pouet.net/avatars/intro.gif)
wow!
O-o--b
Bit slow here, still really impressive!
Wake me up when there is a version without the playing-w3d-on-a-286 slowness and all those clipping bugs. :)
:)
Hehe nice :)
brilliant!
damn impressive!
!!!
ouaip.
No problem with Safari browser on Mac.
Rulex!!!
Nice !
*__*
:D
=)
cutey
I'll be a bit picky here and hand out the first 
.
It's a bit slow on IE, no wonder considering the speed of my computer. However, what annoys me is how badly it works on Opera. I couldn't get the prod to run at all. When I launched it, it just hung up and didn't even start the game. (I waited 30 seconds or so, where IE started within 5 secs) This is also bugging me considering who you are. :p
Also, tomæs has a point. The clipping errors are just not ugly (Which per se would've been excused for in a 4k) but were also annoying because it made focus on the wrong zombie.
It's not that I'm dissing this prod, I know the time you spent on it and so on, it's just that occasionally even excellent prods need a or two.
On the positive side: I extracted and looked at the code, and I see some good things there. ;)
Also, about the compression: Did you hand-compress it, or did you write/use an analyzer for that purpose?
.It's a bit slow on IE, no wonder considering the speed of my computer. However, what annoys me is how badly it works on Opera. I couldn't get the prod to run at all. When I launched it, it just hung up and didn't even start the game. (I waited 30 seconds or so, where IE started within 5 secs) This is also bugging me considering who you are. :p
Also, tomæs has a point. The clipping errors are just not ugly (Which per se would've been excused for in a 4k) but were also annoying because it made focus on the wrong zombie.
It's not that I'm dissing this prod, I know the time you spent on it and so on, it's just that occasionally even excellent prods need a
or two.On the positive side: I extracted and looked at the code, and I see some good things there. ;)
Also, about the compression: Did you hand-compress it, or did you write/use an analyzer for that purpose?
Nice! How much for the full version?
very nice. I specially liked the textured floor and ceiling. cute game :)
Never seen anything like this done in 4kb Javascript before. :-)
OMG p01 killed firefox!1!
Thanks for the warm feedback! It feels good to see my efforts were not vain.
keops: he he I didn't tick the 4k category just for fun ;)
texel + Manwe: Thanks for testing in various browsers. I only tested on PC using IE6, IE7, OP9+, FF2, MZ1.7.13 and SF3beta. AFAIR the game ran at 10-15fps in IE5.5 on my 1.5 Ghz computer back in 2002-2003
psonice: Define "full version". I could make a similar game using more modern techniques to have better graphics, but I'd rather spend that time on a new JavaScript demo.
Skate: Glad someone mention the floor and ceiling mapping. That's the whole point of this engine.
nitro1k01: :\ Opera's window probably didn't have focus, so it didn't received your keypress events. That happens to me some times.
I know about the clipping issues, but can't think of a way to fix to them. Thy're due to the Z buffer and the relative imprecission of the floor-casting ( it's not ray-casting + floor-casting, but just floor-casting as it is more size efficient )
*hint* you don't really have to focus on a specific zombie. Play hide and run with them ;)
Myself I don't know how much time I spent on 3D TOMB II, but since 2002 it certainly adds up to thousand(s) of hours writing several engines, JS packers, graphics, ...
I wrote 3 JS packers, but finally used, and sized optimized, MemTronic's JS packer because it handles well the characters with an ASCII code > 127. Nonetheless, as you probably saw, the code is written and tweaked to be more packer-friendly.
What exactly do you like/dislike about the game or code ?
any FireFox users: Give the game a try in IE, or Opera. It's much faster there and don't suffer from Z buffer/index issue.
keops: he he I didn't tick the 4k category just for fun ;)
texel + Manwe: Thanks for testing in various browsers. I only tested on PC using IE6, IE7, OP9+, FF2, MZ1.7.13 and SF3beta. AFAIR the game ran at 10-15fps in IE5.5 on my 1.5 Ghz computer back in 2002-2003
psonice: Define "full version". I could make a similar game using more modern techniques to have better graphics, but I'd rather spend that time on a new JavaScript demo.
Skate: Glad someone mention the floor and ceiling mapping. That's the whole point of this engine.
nitro1k01: :\ Opera's window probably didn't have focus, so it didn't received your keypress events. That happens to me some times.
I know about the clipping issues, but can't think of a way to fix to them. Thy're due to the Z buffer and the relative imprecission of the floor-casting ( it's not ray-casting + floor-casting, but just floor-casting as it is more size efficient )
*hint* you don't really have to focus on a specific zombie. Play hide and run with them ;)
Myself I don't know how much time I spent on 3D TOMB II, but since 2002 it certainly adds up to thousand(s) of hours writing several engines, JS packers, graphics, ...
I wrote 3 JS packers, but finally used, and sized optimized, MemTronic's JS packer because it handles well the characters with an ASCII code > 127. Nonetheless, as you probably saw, the code is written and tweaked to be more packer-friendly.
What exactly do you like/dislike about the game or code ?
any FireFox users: Give the game a try in IE, or Opera. It's much faster there and don't suffer from Z buffer/index issue.
Slower than Mood Preview on my C64. The turnaround movement could have been a bit faster. Bot otherwise cool!
\:D/ rejoice for now it works in IE, Opera, Firefox and (almost nicely in) Safari 3 beta.
slow in my ff, but rulez anyway!
Ha ha! Nice job! :) Slow as hell in FF but works well in IE.
PRIX: PWNED.
pirx even ;)
Btw, there is a mini-review over at indygamer. :)
Yeah whatever, it's not very fun to play :p
las, my highscore is 589 (level 17), but name window didn't appear.
Oh and the player turns a tad faster now.
teel: well, once you feel comfortable with the controls it gets a bit addictive.
Pirx: :\ never had that pb before, and can't reproduce it. However I'm happy to see you, and others, have fun. You'll surely make it to the first place soon.
teel: well, once you feel comfortable with the controls it gets a bit addictive.
Pirx: :\ never had that pb before, and can't reproduce it. However I'm happy to see you, and others, have fun. You'll surely make it to the first place soon.
655. No window again. Maybe I hit the keys too hard (only space and arrows)?
just great
p01: The hangup was not due to lost focus, for sure. It made all of Opera totally unresponsive, and the prod didn't even render one frame. (Black page except for the static HTML elements)
I tried v2 now, and it stops at the following error:
Inline script compilation
Syntax error while loading: line 1 of inline script at file://localhost/C:/demo/3D_tomb_II_v2/3D_TOMB_II.htm :
split("�)[_]);eval($)
----------------------^
I tried v2 now, and it stops at the following error:
Inline script compilation
Syntax error while loading: line 1 of inline script at file://localhost/C:/demo/3D_tomb_II_v2/3D_TOMB_II.htm :
split("�)[_]);eval($)
----------------------^
Oh yeah, forgot. My version is the following if it helps.
Version 9.20
Build 8771
Platform Win32
System Windows XP
Version 9.20
Build 8771
Platform Win32
System Windows XP
I use the exact same public build here, and it works fine.
What if you replace the eval($) by prompt('foo',$) and replace the compressed code in the .htm by the uncompressed one you get in the prompt. Is there a JS error ? where ?
What if you replace the eval($) by prompt('foo',$) and replace the compressed code in the .htm by the uncompressed one you get in the prompt. Is there a JS error ? where ?
Also some people tried the game at work, using various OS and builds and none reported such problem.
I just downloaded the ZIP file, and tested it in 9.20, no problem. Sorry.
I just downloaded the ZIP file, and tested it in 9.20, no problem. Sorry.
good coder pr0n but the game itself is quite too slow to be playable, even in ie.. sorry p01..
p01: The error happens already in the split or hte string evaluation. (Not the eval statement, but the engine's interpretation of the string)
However, I used FF to decompress the code, and then put it in <script></script>, which worked ok in all three browsers.
However, I used FF to decompress the code, and then put it in <script></script>, which worked ok in all three browsers.
lol!
really goog 4ktro! - even i hate javascript
multiplayer? :D
btw works quite fine in Safari Mac beta 3 (1.83GHz C2D)
btw works quite fine in Safari Mac beta 3 (1.83GHz C2D)
cool stuff!
yeahh
Nice in IE but in firefox its a mere slideshow.
Cool.
Put it online as a Web page. ;)
Ant: it is on www.3dtomb2.com. And the site handles the Hall of Fame, have Technical infos, ...
Calimero: The pb is the latency. But a co-op FPS should be doable in JS.
Calimero: The pb is the latency. But a co-op FPS should be doable in JS.
woooooot woooooooot
technically perfect !
technically perfect !
great package!
better product than .kkrieger ;)
Yeah...hmm... no...hmm... piggy
up. is there level editor for this?
:D nice
_makc: shouldn't be difficult to make one.
Previous iterations of the engine had a level editor.
Previous iterations of the engine had a level editor.
p01: re. my 'how much for the full version' comment... this kind of game always used to be shareware =)
Oh. Then I guess a cold beer will do. Thanks.
Congratulations! 3D is a bit buggy.
impressive!!! respects!
Great!
too slow for my poor P4 :)
Slow and rather pointless as a game, but great proof of concept, rock on!
Never mind about being slow, just rechecked in IE.
;) yeah, sorry about the speed.
Although a lot of optimizations and testing on my side, FireFox really chokes on the 5yo one zillion DIV technique.
But it's a breeze in IE or Opera.
If I were to do such a game today I'd ditch IE and use a more modern technique like 2D Canvas were doing the floor mapping is a lot less expensive, and more precise.
Although a lot of optimizations and testing on my side, FireFox really chokes on the 5yo one zillion DIV technique.
But it's a breeze in IE or Opera.
If I were to do such a game today I'd ditch IE and use a more modern technique like 2D Canvas were doing the floor mapping is a lot less expensive, and more precise.
:)
good. now make a better one :)
fucking great! :)
fps low :(
fps low :(
4k WTF?
Just have seen youtube video - phuck, whatta music. I remember I played it listening "Grendel - Hate This" and almost broke da keyboard.
:) yeah I don't quite share the musical taste of the author of that gameplay video either but hey it's cool to have such video anyway
Me likes. Impressive and waaaay better looking than Wolf5k (which was pretty awesome, btw... But 3d Tomb is better ;)) Waiting for new version!
Slow and sucky in my browser :(
as said many times above, I started 3D TOMB II in 2002, the techniques available were much more brutal than what we have today. Therefore it needs a blazing fast rendering engine : give it try in IE, Opera or Safari.
Works great in Opera 9.25. Always fun :)
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"What a surprise."...
... What else ?
... What else ?
Sadly, the website is dead, and there's no downloadable version anymore :(
\:D/ new mini site and download URL
good job !
Excellent!
Hard to play, as the aiming is quite difficult at the second level - can't hit the two enemies at the start, as the cross hair slips over them.
Nonetheless, awesome.
Nonetheless, awesome.
yes
Well done, i like size optimisation.
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Not bad for 4K :D
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The controls are X,C to strafe, SPACE to fire, the arrows to move around.
Due to a bug in Safari and Gecko's handling of the zIndex, the game doesn't work as expected in Safari, FireFox and co. But it works like a charm, on a semi-recent computer, in IE and Opera.
Hope you'll like it.