Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

I just finished working on a NoiseVectorEffect (based on the java FastNoise library) that can support many different noise types. Here’s a demo showing a natural flickering light with smooth perlin noise. (There are also options for other noise types like perlinFractal, cellular, value, white, etc. ) And here’s the end result of implementing all of this “VectorEffect” stuff into my actual game. This video showcases a new Frost Staff and accompanying frost bolt spell, as well as some smooth and flickering lighting effects in a dark scene. The goal of this zone is for the player to kill skeletons near the dim purple torches, and then a purple soul effect floats to the torch charging it up, and then points to the next torch that needs charged up, ultimately leading the player through the darkness towards the objective.

Here’s a simple test case / demo for a VectorEffect system that drastically eliminates repetitive boiler plate code for things like flashing lights. This demonstrates a basic effect comprised of an Emissive Sphere and PointLight, both having their Color controlled in sync by the same vector effect The effect in this demo starts out by cycling through a color gradient, then flashes red 15x, and then continuously repeats. Here’s a quick glance at the minimal code that handles this effect:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress:

Here’s some screenshots from a dark scene that I’m using as a testing ground for a VectorEffect system that I’ve been working on. The system leverages jME’s existing easing library to create an effect system that runs easing and noise effects directly on a ColorRGBA, Vector3f, Vector2f, or Vector4f object with a variety of togglable parameters. This eliminates the need for repetitive boiler plate code for things like flickering or pulsing lights, particle emitters, and any other color or vector-based parameters. I still have a few things to finish before the system is fully ready to be demonstrated in a video or gif. So in the meantime, here are some screenshots showing my recent progress: