About

Javascript

In 2014, I converted the Delphi dungeon generation code to Javascript. A browser demo can be found over here.

Windows

Back in 2010 I released an article on random dungeon generation and wrote a small prototype along with it. But only recently I got the time and motivation to finish this demo up and release it alongside with source code, so anyone interested can take a look at the source and make something out of it. Though I have several ideas for something related to a dungeon crawler I don’t think I’ll get to implement one of these in the near future, so I hope this demo along with the complete source (including the random dungeon generator) will be of use for some of you out there.

This demo uses the random dungeon generation algorithm discussed in my articel and implements a 3D dungeon with OpenGL, using shaders for per-pixel-lighting, and collision detection via Newton’s character controller. So this demo actually combines 3 different techniques in one.

The source was compiled and tested with Lazarus 0.9.30.4 and Delphi XE2, but it should work fine with other versions of Lazarus and Delphi too. Note that the demo currently only runs under windows, but changing it to Linux or Mac OS should only be changing the way how the rendering context is created and handled.

And if you do something interesting based on my demo / code, it would be great to hear about your projects.

Downloads

(Windows) Dungeon Crawler Demo with complete Source (~1.6 MBytes)

Videos

Android

After the initial windows version, I started working on a an actual game based my dungeon generation code for Android. This one didn’t make it out of prototyping though, but was a good learning project for getting into Android development.