Past that, I think you're right. The "cone" shaped gutter would
probably have to go, but I was thinking even before I saw the
third screenshot that you could probably give two lanes a good
shot. Good old reflective playfield and all that.
After thinking some more about it on the drive in to work, I think
I'm crazy to think it'd be pretty easy to make a good bowling
game. How would you handle the pins hitting other pins? Shouldn't
that have some sort of animation? How do you do the physics of
that?
I was thinking one of those gauges that are so popular on golf
games now-a-days would be a neat way to control the amount of curve
you put on the ball and your roll's speed, but every time I get to
the pins, I'm stumped for an easy way to handle it.
Ruffin Bailey
http://myfreakinname.blogspot.com
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