HTHUD: Part 3 – Setting Up A Multi-Layered Dynamic HUD 1 commentSubject: HTHUD: Part 3 – Setting Up A Multi-Layered Dynamic HUD
Skill Level: Intermediate
Run-Time: 25 Minutes
Author: Michael Allar
Notes: Displaying our current health to the screen.
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HTWeapon: Part 2 – DrawWeaponCrosshair() 12 commentsImportant: I didn’t notice this until after I posted this but my stuttering is pretty bad in this video. Just a heads up. I will re-do this in the future.
Subject: HTWeapon: Part 2 – DrawWeaponCrosshair()
Skill Level: Beginner
Run-Time: 30 minutes
Author: Michael Allar
Notes: Going over how to have our weapons handle the drawing of our crosshair.
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Subject: HTWeapon: Part 2 – DrawWeaponCrosshair()
Skill Level: Beginner
Author: Michael Allar
Notes: Going over how to have our weapons handle the drawing of our crosshair.
Material and Lighting Final – 3 Weeks Before Due Leave a commentSo, I started work on my Final for my class Material and Lighting. The assignment is to create a Traditional Japanese Interior. Yeah. The textures I’ve used here are temporary just to get a concept in my head visualized, and will be overhauled and stuff. I’m envisioning blood. Anyways, not much else to say, here we go:
PropertyGrid Awesomeness Leave a commentSo I’ve learned some more about Class Attributes, before I was just using [Serialization()] but in order to customize the way the WinForm PropertyGrid control works, there are some nifty attributes you can tie your code to.
Can now change how the texture previews are rendered through the use of a property grid. Not much of a feat, but, I’m proud of it.
