Background and stones

Game

Otter Town

9 years ago

I started to work on stones you earn in the game, I can’t tell you already why but this is a really important part of the gameplay ;)

I first wanted to code their movements with trigonometry, but as you can see here… I had a lot of bugs Haha

So ! I finally decided to use the good old way to code it and the effect is pretty cool actually :D

Backgrounds are entirely coded and stones will be ended tomorrow (I hope so haha) so see you soon for saturday screenshot ;)

Sorry for my bad english

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