[$$$] i will pay you for your mm engine.

[nolen]

i'm sure you've all seen my post(s) asking about marble madness type tutorials and whatnot.

and while the link to the setpixel.com document was very helpful, i just can't seem to wrap my head around it.

so what it's come down to is this:

if you have a super duper marble madness type engine, i will pay you for it. not terribly much, but a fair amount for a fair engine.

i really want to learn how create a tile-based isometric game with jump/slope physics.
and since i don't have an expert actionscripter at my command, nor a physics teacher, i'm resorting to my wallet.

let me know if you're interested.




man, this feels so sad.

[yellowman]

Have you looked at these flas by Andries Odendaal?
http://www.ultrashock.com/ff.htm?htt...ailed/114.html
http://www.ultrashock.com/ff.htm?htt...ailed/206.html

The second ones are from his speech on FF2001 in amsterdam.
This pdf, explaining the basics was on the FF2001 cd:
http://klas.kroon.uppnet.se/Isometri...virons_doc.zip

See if you can make anything out of it...
Good luck!
/klas

[nolen]

wow.

thanks for the links yellowman/klas kroon/jailb****!

those helped me out a lot.

the offer still stands, but now i can experiment a lot more.


thanks for everything!