Hey there, I am currently working on a space game, in which you can freely fly around entire solar systems. I have been working on a thing called ‘Subspace’ which allows you to reach FTL speeds wihtout encoutnering floating point error. Here is a demo of it (1C = speed of light):
Does anyone have any suggestions or feedback on this?
How did you make this? I am trying to making this cinematic for a game teleport.
Looks great Is there a demo of this?
As of now I am still figuring out the core sytems and functionality of the game, but once the basics are done I can certainly open a demo/pre alpha version of the game. I will update on this thread once I’ve opened one.
Which part? The actual subspace system or the “hyperspace” effect?
The hyperspace effect. I have tried but not succeded in making it.
I’m VERY interested in this topic, since I’m making a space simulator like this myself.
I like the E:D inspiration c:
Wow, this is very cool and good! I’d like to play a fully finished game with this feature. Nice job on this!
So you have to first create a texture with random lines and blobs of white (I used Pixlr E), and you then blur all that.
Then you arrange a bunch of beams in a circle around the ship or camera, set the texture to the one you created, stretch it, set the color, do some more tweaks and then you have what I have.
Thank you, and yes the game is heavily inspired by Elite: Dangerous 
I appreciate the kind words 
As I meantioned above, I will release a pre-alpha/demo of the game soonish (think 3 - 7 weeks), but it will obviously not be as good as the finished product.
Development has been on and off somewhat, but Im hoping that the current burst of motivation I have will stay.
You should write megameters as Mm instead of mm, because mm is millimeters.
Writing the full word would take up too much space, however, I can capitalise the first M to show that it is not millimetres.
Do you think that is a good idea?
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Thank you for the infortmation, I will try it sometime and I’ll see what I get.