Re: (TFT) A little something I've been working on

[Rick Smith <rsmith@lightspeed.ca>]

Very nice work!

I've been playing with a more complicated set of wargame
rules for TFT combat but the project has got put on 
indefinite hold because of other commitments.  But you
have a working game programmed in.  I am impressed and
a bit envious!

Warm regards, Rick.


On Fri, 2005-12-16 at 18:45, Leo Powers wrote:
> Here's a screenshot of something I've been working on.  It's another one of
> my little personal projects.  It's a Flash version of 'Lords of the
> Underearth'.  All maps/graphics/counters were hand drawn/traced by me.  I'm
> not sure about posting it (the swf) on my website since it's pretty much a
> direct port of the original game, but I thought that it may work to set up
> battles for ITL since LOTU has provisions for doing just that.  It would
> work as tactical RPG version of ITL.  Here's the picture:
> 
> http://home.sw.rr.com/lpowers1/misc/lotu_flash.png
> 
> Everything is done in flash.  It's not 100% done, but everything there at
> this point works.  The combat tables work, scenarios can be loaded and
> cleared, and the counter tab shows information about the selected counter.
> 
> The "I" button toggles the interface.
> "X" deletes the currently selected counter.
> "F" flips the counter.
> "1-6" (5 in the screenshot) generates a random number from 1 to 6
> 
> Things to do:
> 
> Add ability to edit team color (not sure what I want to do here).
> Add ability to add units (other than those in scenario).
> Add more scenarios.
> Tweak maps to fit better when arranged in ways besides "ABC".
> Add button for Help/Info.
> Add button/functionality for turn tracking.
> Change map move method (edge of screen vs. edge of map)
> Add hex reference numbers to the map system.
> 
> Plans for the future:
> 
> Create complete goblin race.
> Change graphics to something more suitable.
> Figure out a way to enable communication between two players.
>   (This one is not possible with flash alone.  It would require
>    some kind of front end (visual basic) or server (to host games).
>    Putting Flash in a VB window uses a lot of extra memory (~64megs)
>    and hosted games would require a server to host the games)
> 
> What cha think?
> Leo
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