#Naruto game source byond code#
At the time we didnt have git or any type of version control setup for that project, so we ended up losing the servers source code and stopped working on it because that would be way too much work to recreate Until one day when my house had a major power outage during a storm, and the VM i was using for development had corrupt files. It was pretty successful, all things considered. We later added a completely new UI and took advantage of DX8 with fancy right-click menus and whatnot. We did have a copy of Goldsuns version, which we used to rip the map/item/spell/npc data as well as the basic textures. something the original DX7 was not able to do well). To get people interested in the project and get a bit more well known etc, we decided to remake JStackos version of the game, without the original source code, using Eclipse Origins (again, with DirectX8 which let us use PNGs and have transparent textures.
#Naruto game source byond full#
In 2014, while I was living with Zaren, we had the idea of creating The World:R2 (GU) in full 3D, since we both worked full-time as professional game developers and have a passion for what we do. It's not hosted anymore, but the server is available on Byond for someone to self-host and try it out singleplayer One of them was R2/GU themed and I quite liked it. There were several Byond based games that people made. this is a hot topic for a lot of people, but they are entirely separate from any of the other groups in this post.
I'm not sure on the specifics, but it was later shut down. I wasn't really involved at this time (2013? ish), but it was given some more features like gambling and such, still using the original Visual Basic 6 engine with DirectX7.
It kept going for quite awhile before the source code was sold and was later maintained by Goldsun. As far as I know, the re-created project died and was deleted The videos on youtube look like when it was being re-created in a more modern engine (I believe Eclipse Origins 4.2.2 and using DirectX8). The game was not created in Byond, but in a variation of Elysium (which later became Eclipse Origin, which later sort of became Intersect Engine). "The World" (fan project) was started in 2003-2004 by JStacko under CyberConnect (this is where the links go to, and that youtube channel link).
#Naruto game source byond series#
hack// series CyberConnect - The fan-project company started by JStacko in 2004 CyberConnects2 - (note: the plural) The fan-project i co-created with Zaren in June 2015 Twilight Games Studio - We rebranded (or are sort of in the process of rebranding) CyberConnects2 to TGS so that we can make other games under this new studio name Iridium Based - A totally separate fan-project with players from the 2003 fan-based project who wanted to make it in 3D Hasbro rival Mattel used AI-generated images to help come up with ideas for new Hot Wheels toy cars, though it hasn’t said if that was more than an experiment.Hello! There is a lot of misinformation in this thread and as the maintainer of the project, I want to clear it all up.įirst, the names (since we definitely made it confusing): CyberConnect2 - The official company in real life who worked on the.
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