Who is who?

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nightm4re

If you want, you can introduce yourself in this thread and receive a warm welcome from our community members.
Welcome and have fun!

Ender_L

Hello everyone! My name (Well, screen name) is Ender_L, although you'll see variations of that across different platforms. I'm currently a Senior in high school, which means I'm in my last year. Going to college, I'm looking to study computer science. Although I ultimately want to end up as a physics simulations engineer, I'm looking forward to being able to create games for fun on the side.
At the time of writing, I've made one (1) total contribution to LitiEngine, and it was a simple update of a readme. However, I'm looking forward to being able to contribute more in the future!

nightm4re

Ender_L Any contribution is a welcome contribution
Xeinix Sounds like an interesting project you're planning - looking forward to it.

Good luck with your studies to the both of you, we're glad to have you guys on board!

Xeinix

Hey there! My name is Zachary, yet I go by Xeinix on most online platforms. I'm a junior in high school who's been studying Programming and Computer Science concepts for the past few years. Me and a group of friends are about to start using LitiEngine for a composition over here in the states and I'm looking forward to it. Hope everyone is doing well and is having fun creating!

Jikai

Hi,

I'm Jikai, Computer engineer, and passionate by video games. I was looking for a java api to simplify all the display stuff for gaming since a long time now. I'm really hyped by your library. I didn't test it yet but will do soon.
In fact, I'm writing a network api for client/server gaming like mmo games so I don't really have time to write a whole api for Sprite/maps/engine management and so on, so glad to have found yours

I'll use it on top of my server api as a client in order to build an mmorpg as tiled like game! The dev of liti seems to be really active so I can't wait for more tutos about the api

See you

nightm4re

Jikai Welcome aboard! We're super excited to hear about your project. Be assured - we're working hard to provide more documentation at the moment

TheRamenChef

I'm TheRamenChef; I've made a whole bunch of contributions to the engine and just recently received pull access. I've been making a game with LITIEngine, and the demo will be finished soon!

nightm4re

TheRamenChef Good to see you around here! Can't wait to see your demo.

Cinder

Hello all!

My name is Cinder, and I go by many different names on the various corners of the web. I am a long-time Java hobbyist and have recently discovered LITI. I am currently having a blast creating small demos with the engine. My next goal is to try and get a game similar to Realm of the Mad God up a running! I will share some of my small projects that I make as proofs-of-concept along the way and look forward to interacting with you all.

steffen

Cinder Welcome on board! looking forward to see more from your projects

ks32849

My son is looking for a java 2d game engine for a school project he wants to do - basically write a 2d game. I'm a professional java developer myself, so I'm trying to make myself useful ;-)
Sounds really good what you guys are doing. I see that the project is still alpha status, but what I'm concerned about right now is whether the project is still being developed, since I didn't see any new content in the blog or in this forum since April or May 2019. Is this still under active development?

steffen

ks32849 Thanks for your interest in our engine. The engine is still under development. We've been working on the new website lately and I have been busy with my day-time job for the last two months.

Regarding the Alpha status: We think that some parts of the engine (like the GUI components) need some more polishing before leaving the alpha state. Also, we're trying to get the documentation to a somewhat complete state until that point.

We're using the engine for all our private game projects (jam games and also commercial games), so I think it's safe to say that the engine won't be abandoned any time soon

nightm4re

The new website will be done by the end of this year probably! We will have another in-person meeting in three weeks, which will allow us to address some urgent issues and take care about some more documentation.
Time has become quite a tough factor unfortunately, considering I have picked up studying at university again while working a part time job.

AZ-0

Howdy! I'm A~Z [but you'll see some mutations of that username, because of, well, silly username predicates], an amateur dev that picked Java on OpenClassroom two years ago in order to make Minecraft plugins myself :x
I learnt mostly on the field though [my last achievement being a basic genetic algorithm that optimizes itself], and am as of now ─ very ─ slowly making a little game with the LITIEngine and my brother [he likes drawing, so we complete quite well].
I actually coded one contribution for the gurknukem tutorial project.
Last year of french equivalent for high-school, I aim to become a full-fledged developper either in AI or game programming in the future

Wow, that's actually a lot of I

nightm4re

AZ-0 Every bit of I (as in 'you') is important Welcome to the LITIengine community, it's so nice to see more pairs of siblings creating things together!

AZ-0

nightm4re Sibling power!

KvaGram

Well, I have been posting a bit here. I might as well let you folks know a bit about me.
My name is Lars. I'm from Norway, and I'm an aspie (Asperger's syndrome). I am currently in a job training of sorts, and I am encouraged to self-learn Java.
So, I'm making a game I been dreaming of for a long while.
In Java.. Yeah.. No offence, I prefer Unity3D and C#. But hey, it's a challenge.

I tried a few different libraries and engines, but Java as a game platform is dieing. So finding something worth using and still up to date, is not so easy.
Then I landed here.

I am still learning how to use your quirky system, and so far I have not had any use for the tile-based systems you have made, but I'm sure I will find a use at some point.

So. It is clear to me that this project is still early in development, and you have accepted some of my feedback so far. I hope that, despite my limited expertise in Java, I can be of more help in the future.