Real Programming

MAY 11, 2023

Education and Background Gabe has worked for RP4K almost since moving to Ontario from Italy in 2017. His passion for gaming is broad, but he has a special love for sandbox games , point-and-click graphic adventures, and RPGs. As for programming, Gabe loves 3D computer graphic modelling and rendering and visual arts.

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Code Point and Click Simulation Terrain 98

Cocos

FEBRUARY 5, 2024

I chose the web application because it requires no downloads—just click to view. Now, without further ado, let me show you some features and technical points in this project. Therefore, dividing the vast universe into scale models and rendering it in layers helps Cocosmos present content logically and facilitates resource management.

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Texture Render Point and Click Content 52

Mircosoft Game Dev

JANUARY 26, 2020

Interior mapping is a technique to render interiors of 3D buildings in outdoor scenes without requiring any additional geometry. This talk highlights important points about functional programming, including advantages and disadvantages, brushes over some theoretical concepts, and shows how those can be applied when programming in GDScript.

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Point and Click Engine Engineering Demo 52

Cocos

JANUARY 12, 2024

What are the pain points of H5/Webview? This approach not only allows for swift integration with all Canvas-rendered game engines but also exhibits high performance and low power consumption. Project link： GitHub - cocos/cocos-benchmark Rendering Capability Even with 2000 units, Cocos Runtime maintains a frame rate of 30.

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Platformer Point and Click Engineering Engine 52

Filmustage

SEPTEMBER 6, 2021

It may seem like nothing happens in the film, but in fact, the whole point and coolness of the film is hidden in the dialogue and character interactions. They are well-educated, but unemployed. Be one of the first to test the new functionality - click here for more detailed information.

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Film Point and Click Clipping Art 52

Radiator Blog

MAY 17, 2022

As with my previous gay games, the controls are simple: you move the mouse up to raise the axe, and then move the mouse down (or click) to chop, and that's pretty much it. Here I use a classic gamey-style back-and-forth aiming meter where you have to click at the right time, yet there's a delay between your input and the end of the animation.

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Point and Click Animation Animation Clipping 130