Post by acp on Mar 12, 2021 14:10:49 GMT
Until the primary game loop is done I don't think we shouldn't worry about any assets.
This means we will be using untextured primitives and the built-in UI assets. We can use the most basic of particle systems with different colors and properties as visual feedback for game events.
After the first iteration of the primary game loop is complete, a good use of our resources would to split the team into some devs refining gameplay/mechanics and some devs refining the presentation. These roles won't be chiseled in stone and everyone can work on everything if they want to, but to avoid confusion we should know who is working on what at a given time.
I've used opengameart forever for my projects. Here is a set of lowpoly textures I found that we can use for the first visual pass site opengameart.org/content/prototype-textures-pack That user also has some lowpoly throwing stars we can potentially use as projectiles.
This means we will be using untextured primitives and the built-in UI assets. We can use the most basic of particle systems with different colors and properties as visual feedback for game events.
After the first iteration of the primary game loop is complete, a good use of our resources would to split the team into some devs refining gameplay/mechanics and some devs refining the presentation. These roles won't be chiseled in stone and everyone can work on everything if they want to, but to avoid confusion we should know who is working on what at a given time.
I've used opengameart forever for my projects. Here is a set of lowpoly textures I found that we can use for the first visual pass site opengameart.org/content/prototype-textures-pack That user also has some lowpoly throwing stars we can potentially use as projectiles.
