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[COMM] Ian West: Tomb Otter
If Ian West here was the lead of Tomb Raider instead of Lara Croft, I probably would have played his game all the way through, instead of just long enough to trap the butler in the freezer. Image may be updated in the near future. Or perhaps not!
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rudderg33k, image by yours truly.Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Otter
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Actually, that's about all I could do, really. I lack the foundational knowledge for 3D programming, but I could muck about with Gamemaker or something to do a side-scrolling 2D game or something.
But I've had that on my head for *years*.
In theory, it shouldn't be all that hard to do. The basics have been done to DEATH, and you can find free instances of the coding for that all over the web. The graphics would be harder, but not entirely impossible. The decision would have to be how to handle sprites/animation, do you want it pixel (8bit/16bit, etc), or traditional animated sprites? Both are doable and negligable in difference when it comes to code...
But I've had that on my head for *years*.
In theory, it shouldn't be all that hard to do. The basics have been done to DEATH, and you can find free instances of the coding for that all over the web. The graphics would be harder, but not entirely impossible. The decision would have to be how to handle sprites/animation, do you want it pixel (8bit/16bit, etc), or traditional animated sprites? Both are doable and negligable in difference when it comes to code...
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