> You mention that you already wrote most of the code for tile levels, is<br>>
this right? I re-read some of the messages, and what I feel from this<br>>
discussion is that for one reason or another some of your goals or<br>>
priorities at the moment might not match the ones from the original<br>>
developers. And both you and them are very polite, and do not want<br>>
confrontation, while disagreeing respectfully about some points :)<br>>
I might be wrong, but if this is the case, then of course contributing<br>>
is more difficult. At the same time, their vision might simply be<br>>
different, and they might be looking for simpler solutions at this time,<br>>
and do not want to get distracted from what they consider is essential<br>>
to complete the game. A lot of maybe's and might's... Anyway, if this is<br>>
the case, it might be better to let them complete their initial vision,<br>>
as a rough first cut. When this is done, it is easier to start accepting<br>>
external input, I think. Maybe not optimal, but easier :) Notice that I<br>>
am discouraging you guys from working together, but the original<br>>
developers should probably steer the process for a while longer in this<br>>
final sprint, imo.<br><br>It's not that we disagree with each other really, the point is, if I chose to continu my contribution to Kapman, it was mainly to <span style="text-decoration: underline;">learn</span> more about games development, KDE development, etc. (we are students remember ? ;) )<br>
But matthew, you suggest so many things at once that I (we?) don't understand the half of it. If you want to see all of it imlemented for June, you will have to do it mainly alone and I feel like we will have to run after you trying to understand what you did.<br>
<br>My current mood is, if we manage to make kapman releasable for 4.1 all for the better ! But we will have to make simpler choices than that.<br>If we don't mangage it, so be it, we will be there for 4.2.<br><br><br>
Our exams finished last week, we will have time to work on kapman now, <br>but I wont spend all my evenings and week-ends on it ;)<br><br>Regards<br><br>Pierre-Benoit<br>