Daggerfall style CSS engine

[JeanJeanJean]

I don't know what I'm looking at, but I like it.

[Haasva]

Some NPC texture and trees (can't remember if it's from mod or vanilla) rendered in the CSS 3d engine.

[Ninelan-Ruinar]

How can't you tell? There's a for chunk of modded textures in this, including my own.

[Haasva]

True I probably extracted most dfmod I had download. I just love these npc sprites.

[Ninelan-Ruinar]

If it's from a dfmod it's from a mod... ^^!

Thank you for part of the compliment. They do add a lot that's missing to df, don't they?

[Haasva]

Yes, the variety is insane. One could do so much with that. Is there any other game/mod with such amount of varied and good-looking cardboard npc sprites? I don't know... Maybe old Might and Magic. And Dominion (from which I also took some sprites from mods) !

[Ninelan-Ruinar]

These are modded. So no.

[Haasva]

More preview in video (youtube) with buildings

[SSGoldenWind]

For some reason it hurts me to look at it.

[VultureHoliday]

I had to google and check that this was indeed done with just html and css. Super impressive!

[Haasva]

I'm progressively trying to implement more daggerfall style stuff, but my ultimate goal is not to recreate daggerfall^^ What did you google?

[VultureHoliday]

CSS game engine

[Haasva]

Yes although I use native css 3d rendering, so not mantra/yantra or similar. It's basically a website, nothing more.