Oh, no pun intended! I guess it's obvious when you run the game and not just look at a still picture.

Yeah some stretching would make it look even nicer, but it looks nice as it is as well.

One of the snapshots from a week or two ago, but I have no idea which one.

Do those blood stains look better?
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How so?

Hmm, I found the effect pretty jarring. I think it would be worth hacking up a fix.
One way you could try to handle this is to remember the rays you sent last frame, and, if you're sending a ray which is 'close to' a ray from the last frame, adjust the new ray so that it goes through the collision point of the old. You'll end up with slightly more uneven, but more across-frames-consistent, coverage of the same space. (Don't do this kind of adjustment to the outermost rays, though, as you'll want the range covered to be consistent.)

Cool, looks great. But now the side of the flashlight's light cone 'snaps' to the edges of the tile, so the flashlight width actually changes as you rotate over that space. It's pretty noticeable, at parts. You should try to avoid applying your fix to the rays at the very edge of the flashlight's light-cone.

Also, I noticed I get the 'polygon edges are visible' thing too. I don't get it in the OL demo, so I'm not sure why it's showing up here ...

The latest flashlight effect is great. Nice job!
Ah, and the flamethrower is pretty awesome too

Regarding the polygon edges, it's almost definitely to do with OpenLayer internals, so, yeah, Flad would be the one to ask. Looks like there's a missing GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE, except that these are probably drawn as QUADs, so I wouldn't think you'd need to specify anything like that ...

Although you said it is only Windows program I tried it in Linux through Wine. Unfortunately screen was mostly filled with black but that is most likely OL/AGL problem. I did saw the framerate, flashlight and a big dot in the lightcone. FPS was way too erradic to get a decent number. With shadows and flashlight it was jumping around 150-450.

From the screenshots it looks quite nice. Reminded me of a game called "Tapan Kaikki" that I once enjoyed quite a bit

http://www.jonneweb.net/pelit/file/1233/tapan-kaikki-4:-bloodshed/
http://www.jonneweb.net/pelit/file/363/ultimate-tapan-kaikki/

I think the top one looks more exaggerated, hence 'cartoony', while the bottom one looks more 'real'. Which is better will probably depend on the rest of the art -- I think 'real' is probably more fitting, for you.
But really, both look good to me.

Wine and Allegro-based programs don't play nice, IIRC.

You could try asking for help in the "Installation, Setup & Configuration" forum -- there's a fair chance Bob or someone else could help you through, or at least figure out why it's broken and start working on a fix.

It would be next to useless to anyone else though. Just tar gzip the result and then everyone can read it.
Better yet to release sourcecode so people can compile it themselves if your binary doesn't work.

Keyboard and mouse, actually. Can anyone check if this has been fixed in a recent release of Wine?

And so I did.