FIFE - open source RPG engine with Fallout support

Hello and welcome to yet another FIFE update!

This time we got a whole pack of news for you today:
- Linux OpenGL bug that was worrying us for over a year finally fixed by OpenAnno developer!
- Rewrite of the rendering pipeline planned to improve performance and add the possibility of more advanced graphical features.
- FIFE becomes the Flexible Isometric Free Engine.
- 3 years of FIFE IRC birthday party at 2008/09/11.
- Departure of a founding developer. Who will it be?

You can read about it at the FIFE developer blog.
 
Wild_qwerty said:
At this point I'm not worried about the content as much as I am the possibility of getting it working in game.
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I sympathise entirely. The programmers are worried about creating the art, the artists are worried about getting it in-game. The solution? work together! :)

Great work FIFEers. Keep it up.
 
mvBarracuda said:
- Departure of a founding developer. Who will it be?
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I've read your blog post and I hope you'll get a good grip on things that got out of control.
A (long) vacation comes to my mind :D
 
Hello and welcome to yet another FIFE news update!

This time we got quite some important news to announce: the FIFE-based real-time economy simulation and strategy game OpenAnno released its first public milestone recently. The primary purpose of this release is to show the framework in action and to attract some new interested developers for the OpenAnno project this way. Although there is rudimentary gameplay available, don't expect something too sophisticated our you'll end up disappointed. Their release comes in three flavours: precompiled binaries for 32 & 64bit Linux distros and a win32 installer:
* OpenAnno 2008.1 release download site

For the ones who want to get a first impression before downloading the release, there are screenshots and an official release trailer for your viewing pleasure :-)

Screenshot:


Release trailer:
* Low quality youtube version.
* High quality MKV version (H.264 + Ogg Vorbis >> Matroska container).

Read the full blog posting at the FIFE developer blog :-)
 
I just watched the trailer (youtube version so I wasn't able to see the texts but) I'm impressed it looks real good
 
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