2D Toolkit Forum
2D Toolkit => Showcase => Topic started by: capnbubs on May 02, 2013, 12:37:06 pm
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Been coding this for about a week now. 2D toolkit is a fantastic tool, love it to bits!
(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1016024/Demobuilds/BN1.gif)
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That looks pretty fantastic :)
What platform are you planning to release that on?
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Thanks!
Windows and Mac, possibly webplayer too.
Oh I should inform you that I had a bug with the getInterpolatedColor function, whenever the location was along the bottom edge of a chunk of the tilemap it threw out an error, I think because it couldn't get the tiles below. I altered the script slightly so that the color wasn't interpolated and then just lerped the color in my own scripts.
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I was gonna ask how you did the lighting but now I know ;)
Edit: How did you find working with the vertex lighting system? Its not super polished, and I didn't have a demo for it but you've clearly figured it out.
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I used the color painting tools in the tilemap editor, found it very easy to work with. Is there a way to color them dynamically?
Here's a webplayer if you want to have a run around yourself.
Webplayer (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1016024/Demobuilds/Blastronauts/Blastronauts.html)
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No not yet, but the lighting system we're working on could work here.
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That sounds great, it's not totally necessary but it would be nice to be able to turn lights on and off!
I am enjoying the artistic freedom of painting my own lighting though.
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The whole thing is so incredibly polished.
Love how the player gets pushed back when firing in mid air, and different sounds, etc.
How are you doing the physics, if you don't mind me asking?
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Thanks that's great to hear.
I rolled my own physics for the player, wanted to get that really slick old sega/capcom platformer feel. I'm shooting a couple of raycasts out in each direction for the collision detection.
I'm using the 2dtk camera and rounding the positions of everything each frame to keep it pixel perfect. I store the positions seperately in a float to keep the movement smooth.
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Very nice.
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How did you get such lighting, what shader do you use to enable lighting of animated sprites.
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Very cool stuff! Love the fluffy creatures. ;D
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Wow it looks great, what was your work flow as far as the pixel art process and making it work with 2d tool kit? I want to make a pixel art game like this but wasn't sure 2d tool kit was solution for a pixel art game..until i saw your game.
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Fantastic!!!!
Smooth as a Cashmere Codpiece!
Would make a great Complete Project Asset for learning how to do things smoothly
I'd buy it, love the quality 8)
Cheers
evs
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Truly awesome work. One thing I want to mention though, I found a teensy glitch. :P If you jump immediately after shooting and then start mashing S and D alternatingly you can shoot really fast and sort of infinitely float backwards. Unless that's intentional for some reason, in that case ignore me!
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Hi,
The game looks great!
I'm trying to make a pixel-art action platformer game and I was wondering how you handled your Sprite Collection?
If I leave Bilinear filtering on, the sprites will get rather fuzzy, so I figured I'd just switch them all to Pixel filters.
However I'm having weird rendering issues when the camera moves with Pixel filters (you can noticeably see the columns of the sprite being rendered as the camera moves behind the sprite).
Thanks!
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Well, it does look awesome!! Pretty nice work you did there.
Congrats!