I can’t believe it’s December already. The Holiday Season will be upon us before we know it. I also can’t believe Daggerfall Tools for Unity has only been in development a few months. If you’ve just started following this project, here’s how it looked on August 16th this year after wrangling import of a single […]
Daggerfall Tools for Unity 1.1 is now available for Download. This version introduces PlayerGPS and WorldTime components, along with several bug fixes and other enhancements. There is also a new tutorial following on from City Basics, called City Basics Part Two. You will find this both inside the latest distribution and on the Tutorials & Docs […]
After playing through the combat demo a few times, I felt a little sound would really liven things up. This turned into a bigger job than expected (doesn’t it always?) but I’m very happy with the result. This post talks about the new audio features in brief, and may be slightly technical if you’re not familiar […]
I’m running behind on Release 3, however I’ve also managed to squeeze in features originally planned for 1.0 or later (such as weapon loading). My original plan was for Release 4 to be considered 1.0, but I’m so close to the finish line now that I’ve decided to push through and name the next release […]
I’ve been thinking about the release structure leading up to v1.0 of Daggerfall Tools for Unity. Up until now, I’ve been building new features right across the spectrum. I’ll be working on monsters one day, then lighting the next, then improving the editor, then working on action scripts in dungeons, and so on. Each of […]
Besides constructing horrible puns, I’ve been working on adding Daggerfall’s enemies into the toolkit. My first idea was to add something fast, but it turned into one of those rabbit-hole situations. Sure it would be easy to just add basic monster templates, but wouldn’t it be great to actually import the correct enemies? Not just the […]