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• Unforeseen technical difficulties
  June 11, 2025 by Team NXT

  The quest for good enough texture mapping You may have noticed a pretty long pause in this blog. Well, I’ve run into quite a snag. In The prototype before the final prototype , I’ve talked about t... Continue reading

  
• The first preview
  May 17, 2025 by Team NXT

  As previously presented, I am advancing my little game to it’s next development phase: preview! This phase will focus less on technical stuff. Even though I quite like low-level plumbing, I’ll avo... Continue reading
• The extent of Windows API compatibility
  May 11, 2025 by Team NXT

  The screenshots you see signifies a pretty big step for my little game. What you see is the exact same executable running on Windows 11 24H2 (the newest Windows version to date) as well as on Windows... Continue reading

  
• Technical roundup
  April 26, 2025 by Team NXT

  More efficient loading Internally, the game is structured into stages, which in turn specify several waves of entities to spawn. After one wave’s enemy are defeated, the next one begins. I previousl... Continue reading
• The prototype before the final prototype
  April 12, 2025 by Team NXT

  Charged shots I’ve implemented one of the last few missing game mechanics: Charged shots! The fire button can now be held to charge the shot. After a set time, the shot is fully charged and deals mo... Continue reading

  
• Exercising the entity system
  March 29, 2025 by Team NXT

  I’ve written a pretty robust entity system for an unrelated earlier prototype game (a 3D platformer like). It was actually pretty nice, but the game never got too far. So, while building prototype... Continue reading
• Prototype 2
  March 22, 2025 by Team NXT

  Prototype 2 As mentioned in the first post , I will give somewhat regular updates to the project and post them here. Just a heads up: Previously, I’ve talked about one or two updates a month. I stil... Continue reading

  
• Let's start an experiment
  March 15, 2025 by Team NXT

  Let’s start an experiment Over the past few years I’ve been developing a nice little toolbox for game development: NRender. What started as an experiment to run code on a PSX has evolved into a qu... Continue reading