Jul 15, 2016. This engine is a complete danmaku game project in the dodge 'em up style. You control a spark that is flying through space and dodging lasers/bullets. It has been tested to work on Windows PC. It will also work on Android if you have the Android export module for GameMaker: Studio.

- - - - - - - - - - Girls are now preparing, please wait warmly and have some tea. This reddit is devoted to sharing the wonderful Touhou series with the Reddit community.

Rules • Follow. • Keep content Touhou-centered. • Do not discuss means of pirating Touhou games, fan games, music, etc.

That can otherwise be obtained legally. Your own creations/remixes are still okay. • Use the search function to prevent reposting things that are relatively new, i.e. Something from the past 3 months. • Each user is limited to 3 valid posts per day. Comments are unlimited unless you're obviously spamming. • For Found Fanart posts (including still images and animated gifs), you must post the source page as your content.

Possible exceptions to this rule are listed further down. Putting a rehost in the comments is recommended but optional. • For all other kinds of posts, you are allowed to post a rehost as your content, but you still need to provide the source in the comments. • If you violate any of the previous 2 rules, and it takes less than 10 minutes for the mods to find the proper source, then your post will get taken down. • And when we say 10 minutes, we mean 10 minutes from the moment a mod BEGINS a search for the source, NOT 10 minutes from the moment you put up your post. • Hotlinking does NOT count as providing a source. In fact, it's WORSE than not giving credit to the artist, since it can steal the artist's bandwidth and STILL not show the artist's name.

• Danbooru (or any other 'booru') is NOT a source. On a Danbooru page, look on the left side and you'll find the source page under 'Information'. Use that, or we will call you a. • If you can't find the source of an image, try using or for reverse image searches.

• If you STILL can't find the source after 10 minutes of intense searching, and the mods STILL can't find the source after 10 minutes of intense searching, then we suppose we'll just have to put up with you and your lack of sources, you donkey. • There are also some specific exceptions to the Found Fanart sourcing rule (that is, for Found Fanart, you can use a rehost as your post content if): • Posting a single image from an artist's album • Posting an album consisting of different artists that focuses on ONE subject (e.g. An album of nothing but Reisen) • Posting an animated gif that's been extracted from a video • You personally edited translations into the image • It is part or whole of a fan-translated comic/doujin (it would be categorized as 'Doujin' in this case, and not 'Found Fanart') • Even with the above exceptions, you STILL need to provide your sources in the comments whenever possible. • This is more of a courtesy than a strict rule, but please flair your posts if you can. Mobile users can put the category right in the title if you already know your category (e.g. '[Help]', '[OC: Art]', etc.), or you can ask a mod to help flair your post for you.

• 'OC' stands for 'Original Content', which simply means Touhou-based content that you personally created. We're not looking for something so original that we can't even tell it's based on Touhou. • If you post OC, then YOU are the artist and we already know who to give credit to, so don't worry about all the sourcing rules above in this case. • Allowed NSFW content (Don't forget to tag): • Anything that can be shown on daytime US television (e.g. Bikini-top plus short shorts) • Nudity/mild sexualization for the sake of art • Nudity/mild sexualization for the sake of comedy • NSFW content that should go to: • Outright sexual content for the sake of itself • Social-life-destroying sexual content (e.g.

Sexualized Flandre) • The mods have the final say on what counts as NSFW and what NSFW content is allowed. • If your post does not show up, please give the mods some time to check the spam filter. • Use the 'Message The Moderators' button above the moderators list to contact the mods. Directly PMing a mod is both annoying AND delays response time. You're more likely to get help sooner if ALL mods can see your message. • is sometimes. Introduction To Public Policy Wheelan Pdf To Jpg here. We have accepted our fate.

In fact, why don't you come us? Sorting - - - - - - - - Recurring Threads Weekly Threads # Resources: Touhou Wiki's guide for buying games, print works, and music.: Forums, English Patches, Mangas, News, and Replays.: Forums and News.: Our local stock of F2P Touhou games and music creations. (rules are in the #rules channel, please read them) ZUN's,, and (All in Japanese) The theme is by [, ]. Most flairs are from. Week's Header Spotlight Last update: Girls are now in the Demon Realm.

I have no idea how to write a game engine. My brother does, but he's too lazy. If you are really into creating a game from scratch, I'd try learning some languages, such as C, C++, Python and assembly. Then some openGL stuff. But I have no idea how to write a game engine.

However, if you just want to create your own game, such as your patterns and avatars and mechanics, you could use danmakufu. Personally, I haven't used danmakufu, but I think its a danmaku engine, you write scripts for the spellcards. Like I said before, I'm not really a gaming circle, more a music circle - but I've tried making some games with Game Maker 8. If you're generally new to the programming side of games, I'd recommend GM over danmakufu.

GM has its own language, GML, which is really easy to learn and flexible (but slow as hell) and a drag and drop function if you don't want to code. Th only downside is that it costs money, and you can't get it for free. Cough*piracy*cough If you're really into this idea of creating a danmaku game, PS: if you're getting GM, count me in.

Too tired to remember how to format that. It's very simple to use.

(i got the basics down in 2 days and I have absolutely zero coding expirience) v 0.12 has complete documentation in English but has less capabilities. Ph3 is newer some spots of the documentation are missing (not stuff that's going to prevent scripts from working). It is newer and has many more capabilities. I would suggest ph3 because it has possibilities to modify things like the size of the play area, location of the UI and is very flexible. Actually, I'm working on a VERY simple engine right now. It's written in C++ and based on SDL - so no fancy effects or 3D will be there.

It's the the biggest programming project I've done so far, so I'm still learning new things in the process and I probably did a lot of things wrong. That's nothing impressive, just a basic player, enemy, some bullets and collision detection - but for me, it already was hard to achieve.

This is what it's capable of right now (bear in mind that I've used ZUN's spritesheets as placeholders) I'm hosting the source code publicly on GitHub, but I won't link it until someone shows actual interest.

Do you like Bullet Hell games? Do you like Mario?

Well come one come all to help me make the best gosh dang bullet hell Mario themed game of all time. Story Oh man that wacky Luciferian Bullet Bill; Daniel Maku is at it again. WasabiJellyfish wrote:gameplay wise it will be similar to Parodius, but closer to touhou in terms of skill later in the game.

What is it with people wanting to make touhous in SMBX? Has nobody realized it's hard as fuck to make it non-shit? Why don't you just make your game in unity instead, or gamemaker, or in an engine that can support the gameplay style you're going for. Lots of people here know how to unity and/or gamemaker by the way, so it's not like you're losing a lot of people to collab with.

SMBX is meant for platforming, not for vertical/horizontal shooters. Stop trying to make non-platformers in SMBX jesus christ. Mellonpizza wrote:Concerning SMBX or SMW, SMW is waaaaaaay better suited for that mainly due to its better physics and the fact SMW has easy ways to put in whatever code you want.(Aside from agreeing that a proper engine designed for the genre of game, or at least designed to be more general-purpose, is best.) If you're talking vanilla SMBX, I'd agree it's poorly suited in comparison to SMW. If you include LunaDLL+Lua stuff though.

It gets a lot easier to do custom stuff in that. Could even write a proper danmaku engine of sorts within a Lua library with appropriate tweaks to the engine physics and everything easily enough.