Demo released for my new game "Maze Runner" - 01/21/03 03:15 PM
I've been creating a webbased 3D maze for people to run around inside. It's a very simple game that will provide lots of enjoyment for you maze enthusiasts.
When fully completed, you can choose from all the available mazes. When you start a maze you are confronted with a 3D 640x480 image that shows you whats around you. Different spots on the image can be clicked to enable movement. If the maze creator chooses, you may be able to find a Compass which will tell you what direction you're facing. Or a GPS which will tell you what coordinates you're located at. Or a map which will give you the overall map (although, it will not tell you where you are in the maze). And of course, they'll be a flag somewhere in the maze that you're supposed to find.
The current demo allows you to run around in a 4x4 room maze. There's no colors or textures, so it's pretty plain for now. There's also no flag, or compass, or anything for you to find. It's just demonstrating movement throughout the maze.
To navigate, you click the following areas on the image:
Middle: Move Forward
Right: Turn Right
Left: Turn Left
Bottom Right: Move Right
Bottom Left: Move Left
Bottom Middle: Move Backwards
http://serialcoders.sytes.net/cgi-bin/maze/maze.pl
Go there to navigate your way through the maze.
Also, here's another bit of fun for ya. I'm also offering a program that will create mazes compatible with my 'Maze Runner'.
http://serialcoders.sytes.net/MazeCreator.exe
Now lastly, here's the reason why I created this topic in the first place. I'm wondering if anybody is interested in coloring/texturizing the images. There are 148 images to be decorated. Here's the 399 megabyte zip file containing all the bitmap versions of these images:
http://serialcoders.sytes.net/maze/maze.zip
When fully completed, you can choose from all the available mazes. When you start a maze you are confronted with a 3D 640x480 image that shows you whats around you. Different spots on the image can be clicked to enable movement. If the maze creator chooses, you may be able to find a Compass which will tell you what direction you're facing. Or a GPS which will tell you what coordinates you're located at. Or a map which will give you the overall map (although, it will not tell you where you are in the maze). And of course, they'll be a flag somewhere in the maze that you're supposed to find.
The current demo allows you to run around in a 4x4 room maze. There's no colors or textures, so it's pretty plain for now. There's also no flag, or compass, or anything for you to find. It's just demonstrating movement throughout the maze.
To navigate, you click the following areas on the image:
Middle: Move Forward
Right: Turn Right
Left: Turn Left
Bottom Right: Move Right
Bottom Left: Move Left
Bottom Middle: Move Backwards
http:/
Go there to navigate your way through the maze.
Also, here's another bit of fun for ya. I'm also offering a program that will create mazes compatible with my 'Maze Runner'.
http:/
Now lastly, here's the reason why I created this topic in the first place. I'm wondering if anybody is interested in coloring/texturizing the images. There are 148 images to be decorated. Here's the 399 megabyte zip file containing all the bitmap versions of these images:
http:/
(I'm not familiar with photoshops capabilities) and sinetific has shown me some impressive 3d work using a different utility. A full scheme has not yet been developed though.