Pseudo 3D track Part 2

[MrTAToad]

As the original version didn't work very well, I converted the QBASIC code (from http://www.gorenfeld.net/lou/pseudo/) to GLBasic, and it runs very well.

Its very basic, and I haven't optimised the code, but it runs

A video of it running :

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[matchy]

That's so cool and awesome screen-shots sample of games from there.  It would be really nice to see trees and hills, although I'll have to read that page later.

[Kitty Hello]

Wow, cool!

[Ionise]

Nice conversion.

I have to say though the turns are very angular and rather snappy.

Maybe time for a remake rather than conversion. 

[Ian Price]

Nice one.

[MrTAToad]

I have to say though the turns are very angular and rather snappy.

Curves are done using a very basic calculation - plus it only turns right.

[doimus]

Cool! It reminds me so much of Mach Rider on NES. Got to remake that some day!

BTW, article/tutorial on that link is fantastic!

[erico]

class A

[MrTAToad]

I'm hoping the chap will do proper one with an efficient and smooth system for bends, hills and dips...

[Marmor]

he have removed the code 

[MrTAToad]

His original large scale one - that went ages ago.  The QBasic code is still there though.

[Wampus]

Love it! Very retro. Reminds me of Space Harrier and Super Hang On. 

[MrTAToad]

Thanks!

[Crivens]

If you mean the original C code then use the web archive (wayback machine?) as there is a rar file for it from 2007. Hopefully is for full thing

Cheers

[MrTAToad]

I hope he is updating that code  - unfortunately there is no release date