It has a damage model, it's rather simplistic though. Components are rather big, and just pop off when their HP reaches 0. It's hierarchy based, with each component attached to another, and a fuselage at the root; when destroyed, the aircraft will be considered no longer functioning and will explode. There's a little bit of nuance when it comes to wings, it's arbitrarily dictated that the aircraft will lose control and pitch towards the ground if one of the wings is missing. Beyond that, it's rather simplistic, but there's absolutely no "cheating" going on in the back end - what you see is what is happening
damn, from forts to designing a new game? nice!
are you using a detailed damage model detection?
It has a damage model, it's rather simplistic though. Components are rather big, and just pop off when their HP reaches 0. It's hierarchy based, with each component attached to another, and a fuselage at the root; when destroyed, the aircraft will be considered no longer functioning and will explode. There's a little bit of nuance when it comes to wings, it's arbitrarily dictated that the aircraft will lose control and pitch towards the ground if one of the wings is missing.
Beyond that, it's rather simplistic, but there's absolutely no "cheating" going on in the back end - what you see is what is happening
This proof of concept game looks cool! Are you okay with posting a download link for the file? I'd like to try it.
github.com/InfernoSuperNova/B-17-Rear-Gunner-Game/releases
Enjoy :)