Two-player deathmatch game. Players draw lines which will damage the other player if touched. Pick up ink bottle power-ups to increase your draw speed, ink reserve, and refresh speed. Includes 9 characters and 14 randomized maps.
Player 1 keys: Cursors + Z / N
Player 2 keys: SDFE + tab / shift
X/Q change the player color on the home screen.
This is a complete version of my entry into Ludum Dare 32: An Unconventional Weapon. http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?uid=15743
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ver 0.8 (15244 chars)
Controls: Left, Up, Right, Down to move. A + Direction: interaction without moving.
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Hi everyone!
Many thanks to the creators of the most awesome, briliant thing since the wheel :)
Got hooked up on Thursday evening (thanks Rezoner ;)) and this is my work in progress on a clone of a very popular game from Atari / Commodore. Not all core features are implemented yet, but since I'm currently at 6.3k / 15.3k there is still plenty of room :)
There is no restart or menu so if you die, you need to restart the cart (I'll have the menu in 0.2, I promise :)).
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Hey everyone! I recorded a quick screencast on how to get started with responding to player input and animating a sprite to match the input.
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I don't know if this is a bug or feature, but it seems to me that nested loops do not work.
I attempted to use the following code, debugging the text showed that only one loop occurred:
local x=0 local y=0 while(x<16) do while(y<16) do val=mget(x,y) print(val) y+=1 end x+=1 end |
I don't know if this is intended or a limit of lua, but I was able to work around it with the following code:
local i=0 while(i<256) do local x=i%16 local y=(i-x)/16 val=mget(x,y) print(val) i+=1 end |
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Working on making a simple RPG style game, so far I've just been working on getting the very basic movement and collision detection code working. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!
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Here's the small shooter I made with the early version of pico-8.
- fire with Z
- launch all missiles with X
- missiles recover with time
- missile deal double damage on non-shielded targets
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Hey.
I really like PICO-8 - it's really helpful to be able to learn a little tool, and stay inside that same tool until I finish a whole game.
However, one of my goals in playing with PICO-8 is to practice Lua.
Is there a way to turn off the PICO-8 specific syntax, so that I don't acquire "bad habits" of using += or whatever?
Thanks!
Johnicholas
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I'm not 100% sure this is working correctly but it was a good first try.
-- conway's game of life
-- by ian seyler
maxinit=1400
cls()
for t=1,maxinit do
x=rnd(127)
y=rnd(127)
pset(x,y,15)
end
while(1) do
for y=0,127 do
for x=0,127 do
neigh=0
for tx=-1,1 do
for ty=-1,1 do
if(pget(x+tx,y+ty)==15) then
neigh+=1
end
end
end
if(pget(x,y)==15) then
neigh-=1
if(neigh<2 or neigh>3) then
pset(x,y,0)
end
elseif(pget(x,y)==0) then
if(neigh==3) then
pset(x,y,15)
end
end
end
end
end
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experimenting with pico hardware
neato features:
persistent loading/saving (not sure yet if this works in the web player?)
day/night cycle
shitty music
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This is just me trying to learn how to use the map data. That tempting "door" at the top doesn't work yet.
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The Argus is watching all, always,. .
(small graphic/sound test)
loving the hard limits of this system,.
except the color limit, can we currently peek/poke to dynamically alter the colors in the 16 ?
I like the limit of 16 palette,. however would rather be able to change these sometimes., all greens or blues,. cycle one, etc.
very cool system otherwise.
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You are Flynn Flier, Ace Aerospacer, Space-Dart Superhero! After escaping Tranus's Test, you fly to planet Zondak, a land of energy-ball beings! You've been tasked with circumnavigating Zondak--with every ball of plasma on the planet trying to kill you! Weave through the world of the Zondaks, zapping everything in your way! Will you make it through the 13 zones of Zondak?
SPACE-DART PILOT'S MANUAL Use the ARROW KEYS to maneuver your craft LEFT, RIGHT, FORWARD, and BACKWARD. Note that you will pilot this ship in THREE DIMENSIONS! Press the Z key to ASCEND. Release the Z key to DESCEND. Your ship will automatically hover above the ground, so don't worry about crashing! Apply pressure on the X key to fire an ENERGY BLAST. Your ship can only manage the energy for one ENERGY BLAST per second, but each one is powerful enough to disrupt one Zondak Plasma Sphere. You will score 10 points for each Zondak Plasma Sphere you destroy, and clearing a zone scores you 100 points times that zone's number (clearing zone 1 gives you 100 points, zone 2 gives you 200, etc). You have 3 LIVES to reach Zone 13. Once you have made it past the final zone, you will see the GAME OVER screen, with your final score flashing on screen. Post a screenshot of this screen, with the zone and score clearly visible, and see how you stack up against other pilots! |
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Over Ludum Dare #32, sugarbyte and I made Extinction Explosion!!one!
While reviewing games, I discovered PICO-8.
This is (the beginning of) a very crude demake, of the already simple jam game.
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A simple little 2.5d test. Arrow keys move left/right and "forward/back", Z key jumps.
I created this effect by drawing the sprite to the screen at X, Y+Z*"angle" where "angle" is a value between 0 and 1.
For this demo, it's set at 0.5.
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sin(0.25) that as far as I understand resolve to sin(0.25 PI 2) returns -1 counter intuitive to traditional math +1
Is this intentional?
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Hi everyone! Here goes my first submitted thing : a recreation of the good old rotoscaling effect, quite known in the demoscene... scene... in way less than 1kb of code. I made it fit to a round 1kb by comments in the source code to explain some tricks about the calculation.
Rotoscaling is based on two things : rotation (good old cossin sin-cos) and scaling. I precalculate scaled sine and cosine tables according to the current angle in the update loop to gain some overall speed.
I programmed it on the alpha 0.0.5. I don't know if anything changed around to the speed/cpu usage but this should run quite quickly (don't expect 30 FPS neither, I couldn't make the pixel blit faster) on the 0.1 alpha.
I really liked playing with PICO and I'm not done at all with it! :D
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