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Since my last post, I have started reworking on the tile collision system present in the game,
I once again used Shaun Spalding's implementation, but this time it was a little harder to make because I used a state system for the player movement.
Next up
I started implementing the UI for the level editor. I also added decreased damage over distance. I uploaded 2 pictures, the first is the drop menu I have been working on, and the second is the function for damage over time represented in a graph.
I have redesigned the jumping system to be more like Mario's (short press - short jump, long press - high jump).
Because of that I also discovered a very annoying bug in my code where on slopes the jump is slightly higher than it is supposed to be.
Did you know that today is #InternationalJazzDay? 🎷😎
No? 😯 Well, we couldn't pass up this date!
And what better to celebrate this day than #Pecaminosa #OST? 🎷
Let us know what you think about it and have a great weekend!
Been working lately on lots of 'behind-the-scenes' boring stuff that no one really cares about, so here’s a guy playing the sax for some reason.
"Thanks guys for endless hours of fun." 👍
(My first fan art. Read the article, please.)
Fan art for Foolish I'm feeling kinda better so I drew this
🍒Did you like the game? A demo is available for free on Steam.
✌️ Thanks for playing IndieGameiacs!
⚙️ Free Demo: http://bit.ly/UniDuni
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Runestones: from concept to in-game model🗿
I have added rewards for quests so that villagers can give you something in return for your hard work helping them. 🥳
I want to know - what's your favourite quest reward?
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