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I call it DBS (Dodge Battle System)! You might call it a URBS (Undertale Ripoff Battle System) if you want, because I’ve got some cool BULLET HELL ATTACKS!
But it’s way more complex and dynamic, with different status effects (this one, for example is “Slippery Floor”, it makes the floor slippery) and mechanics.
Some attacks though, are just straight up minigames.
Punches!!!
Make sure to give a thumbs-up to SPARE the opponent.
0Hey there everyone! Once again the local egg is here with some updates! Its some pretty simple stuff today.
First off, I’ve updated the polycount and features on the two current models, as there were issues with how the outline renderer was acting when the camera got close enough to the objects in-game, with the higher polycount, this has become far less of an issue.
I’ve also updated the textures for the moment; there are some further updates to come later on still, but this will be foundation for those updates, such as remaking the UVs manually so that the cel shader works nicer, and texturing is easier.
Additionally, I’ve created a “power shot” aura effect for the initial batting scene to play up the style quite a lot.
My next task is to remake the UVs for the current models, re-rig and reanimate them for next time.
Until then, 🚀 ⚾
0I’m working on a game called Tynk! and the Final Phonorecord, an action-adventure puzzle game about a catgirl musician trying to find her big break.
I post dev updates on this blog as well as on twitter @TynkGame, support your neighborhood talking cat!400A veces, la manera de crear algo es dejándose llevar.
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0There are a lot of coins to collect, but unlike many classic platformers, these do not reward you with extra lives. In fact, “lives” aren’t a thing in Beard Blade. Instead, you can spend your hard-earned cash on new moves and more. 💰
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DEVLOG #7
This week I spent a decent amount of time messing around with resolution and sprite sizes. After tinkering around with the game and doing some behind-the-scenes discussion, I’ve decided that the main character’s sprite will be 128 pixels squared while the game resolution will run at native 720p in windowed mode and native 1080p in fullscreen. While this does mean player visibility will be limited while in windowed mode, and that Project Wonder will be a bit odd in that changing the resolution changes native instead of window scale, multiple gameplay accommodations will be made in order to ensure this is not a problem.
The reason why I am doing this is because I want to be able to work at a large scale while spriting, as I am neither interested in nor capable of working at a smaller pixel scale and in so doing, creating yet another faux-retro platformer, as there are so many of those at this point that I would sooner eat my own shoes than become another among their number. The olden days of the 3rd to 5th generation were cool and all, but I think it’s time we tried using the modern technology at our disposal to evolve past them rather than duplicating or half-duplicating them time and time and time and time again.
1Added some QoL changes to the grabbing mechanic:
Remember that lengthy tutorial about how to flip and lower grabbed objects? Well that’s no more.
Now, grabbed things interact with the environment a-u-t-o-m-a-t-i-c-a-l-l-y. Just hold a thing over water/fire/holes/etc and it will do its thing.
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We are testing our battle UI with the battle backgrounds!
Each battle will be the player’s team of three vs what enemies you encounter. Every spirit is different and has their own signature skill. Different elements will specialize in doing different types of damage. So having different spirits available to you is key for winning.1
