Hello, again.
It’s been a long while for me to make MP3 tracks for Belgrad: Curse of the Castle. I was hoping to get this out by Halloween, but that was a no-go. Anyway, so far, I’ve got all my good little music stuff done.
…I just need to see if it needs more testing and fixing here and there.
Now, does anyone here want to try testing out this game before release, or anything that desperately needed fixing? Please, make your requests in the comments below.
How it started vs. How it's going.
The character-puppet thing ended up being the basis for the boss designs instead of the Robot Maid herself.
I could salvage it, but I'd think adding a mode where bosses fight each other is a bit too extra.
Importing again.
It may say there are 20 warnings, but 18 are about "__cam" and two are about "array_length_1d", related to ye olde depth system.
...well, I don't know if I should be worried about either at the moment.
Oh, no, not again.
At least it's just the player character, but still...
EDIT: It's just her collision box being different for the Hurt frames. Easy to fix. Her sprites all have different collision boxes to keep her ability to duck.
Can you tell what needs to be fixed on this screen?
...and if you noticed, is it worth fixing?
Testing out a tentacle...
Screenshots for Belgrad: Curse of the Castle
Yes, according to Game Maker, there IS a difference between randomise() and randomize(). randomize() gets you zero, guaranteed, with HTML5.
I would blame it on them, but I can adjust.
Since certain elements of GM Studio 1, including ye olde "score" and "lives" variables, were deprecated in later versions, I reworked the score system while making them global.Score and global.Lives instead.
Now getting a million points can be done.
The HTML5 version was actually running buttery-smooth.
...and then it locked up on THIS screen for no apparent reason. 4th level. Even the music continued to play when I switched windows on this screen.
There may be limits to HTML5 I don't understand yet.
Playing around with the title is only the start of a title sequence.
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