Some very early code for a motorboat-like vehicle.
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Some classic levers and locked doors!
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Just found out about shape keys in Blender and how I could use them for switching between facial expressions!
Can't wait to go crazy with these during cutscenes!
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Channeling all my love for Tonic Trouble and Rayman 2 into this prototype
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Applied a PS1 shader onto one of my newer test levels just for fun. I'm not even nostalgic for it, but it does have something special about it.
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Experimenting with a Rayman 3 style combat system.
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Some early swinging mechanics in the style of Rayman 2, with the same sound effects and all - though just as a placeholder for now.
It REALLY makes traversing the areas much more fun!
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Some classic sword particles for whenever you hit something. Simple, but it already makes quite a difference!
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Activating switches by using a projectile weapon.
Also, more sliding segements!
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Really happy with these walljumps! \o/
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Cinematic doors!
The camera changes prevent the player from seeing assets and lighting being loaded into a room.
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Rayman 2 style sliding segments!
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This fox fella has been part of my prototype for months now and has to endure all the stuff I come up with in the current builds. He's blocky and not very good looking yet - but he helped me a ton when I made my first steps in Blender earlier this year! :3
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A tricky area from my current test level. Exploding projectiles, lava pits and conveyor belts!
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water \o/
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Beating some some untextured white sphere meshes (that occasionally spill green acid)
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