Re: [pygame] MadTVs 1st test render.

[David <davidc@sat.net>]

On Fri, 26 Oct 2001 02:55:23 +1000
"Andrew Jones" <andy@larrymite.com.au> wrote:

> > anyways, it looks good. if you can produce a game with that level of
> > quality, i think a lot of people will be impressed.
> 
> Thanks I hope we can keep that standard up thoughout the game.
> 
> > looks sharp. i guess it's kind of hard to release a lot of betas and
> > demos for a game with a "plot" like you are doing.
> Yeh I have really not thought about it. I guess once pyzzle is working beta
> testing will only be testing game play. Perhaps I could do some _private_
> beta testing. Anyway that along way off.
> 
> >there is a MadTV
> > television show, i dunno if that will interfere with your game?
> Will not be a problem, MadTV is just what we are calling it in the mean
> time. Still no title yet and the best we can come up with is: Geek escape.
> Not much good.
> 
> > look like a 2 hour render to me. but i guess everything depends on what
> > kind of system it's on :]
> we are learning as we are going so we could probally reduce it, with a bit
> of expermenation. Or we could just buy a 20node render farm. [:
> 
> Thanks
> Andy
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Pete Shinners" <pete@visionart.com>
> To: <pygame-users@seul.org>
> Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 2:18 AM
> Subject: Re: [pygame] MadTVs 1st test render.
> 
> 
> > > This is the first test render for my *still* untitled myst like game
> > > (project named MadTV).
> > > http://www.larrymite.com.au/~andy/testB000.jpg
> > > note. This room is incomplete.
> >
> > looks sharp. i guess it's kind of hard to release a lot of betas and
> > demos for a game with a "plot" like you are doing. btw, there is a MadTV
> > television show, i dunno if that will interfere with your game?
> > http://www.madtvonfox.com/
> >
> > anyways, it looks good. if you can produce a game with that level of
> > quality, i think a lot of people will be impressed. still, it doesn't
> > look like a 2 hour render to me. but i guess everything depends on what
> > kind of system it's on :]
> >

Or you could write a raytracer in python/C and make it distributed like
seti@home except p2p. Then you'll be all set to take over the world after
you get a bunch of people to use their spare computing power help render the
graphics for your game.


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