Here is a little game made in less than 24 hours for the CDJVJam https://itch.io/jam/blog-cdjv-jam-1
The theme was "Elements".
Hope you'll enjoy it ! :)
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I wanted to achieve this effect with fill patterns for a recent project I started so I figured I'd share it here incase anyone else is interested in using it.
The local fill pattern function is shifting each row/column in the fill pattern by given x and y amount. It's using binary arithmetics and a cache of shift masks.
Here's the original code for version 1.0, takes 126 tokens:
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--turns a screen-space fill pattern, into an object-space fill pattern by wrapping the patterns row and column by the given x and y amount.
function get_local_fill_pattern(x,y,fill_pattern)
local add_bits=band(fill_pattern,0x0000.FFFF)
fill_pattern=band(fill_pattern,0xFFFF)
y=flr(y)%4
if(y~=0)then
local r_masks={0xFFF0,0xFF00,0xF000}
local l_masks={0x000F,0x00FF,0x0FFF}
fill_pattern=bxor(lshr(band(fill_pattern,r_masks[y]),y*4),shl(band(fill_pattern,l_masks[y]),(4-y)*4))
end
x=flr(x)%4
if(x~=0)then
local r_masks={0xEEEE,0xCCCC,0x8888}
local l_masks={0x1111,0x3333,0x7777}
fill_pattern=bxor(lshr(band(fill_pattern,r_masks[x]),x),shl(band(fill_pattern,l_masks[x]),4-x))
end
return bxor(fill_pattern,add_bits)
end
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Hello, I'm trying to develop a game in which there will be some enemies chasing the player on a map, and on this map there will be some obstacles.
I know how to code a simple AI in order to have enemies follow the player, by using math trigonometry functions like sine, cosine and arctangent; but I ACTUALLY HAVE NO IDEA about how to code an enemy AI in order to make it avoiding some obstacles on the screen.
Basically I'd like to code a simple AI that could chase the player on the map, but at the right time when it's about to collide with an obstacle could forget for a moment that chase and dodge the obstacle.
Do you have an idea about what I should try to implement ?
At the moment I've tried something very simple that tries to rotate around an obstacles while the trajectory between the enemy and the obstacle and the trajectory between the enemy and the player is equal or greater than 90 degrees. It's a really simple trick but it doesn't work 100% of the time.
This is my code:
function _init()
-- initialize
-- enemy
e = {}
e.f = 1
e.x = 0
e.y = 0
-- player
p = {}
p.found = false
p.distance_b = 0
p.f = 2
p.x = 118
p.y = 118
-- columns
bb = {}
b1 = {}
b1.f = 3
b1.x = 40
b1.y = 40
b2 = {}
b2.f = 3
b2.x = 80
b2.y = 80
add(bb, b1)
add(bb, b2)
end
function object_collide_with(x1, y1, x2, y2, gx, gy)
-- checks if an object has collided
-- with another object, then calculated
-- the angle between the ball and the other object
-- gx = gravity horizontal center
-- gy = gravity vertical center
if (gx == nil) gx = 4 -- 8x8 --> 8/2
if (gy == nil) gy = 4
--local bump = c1 and c2 and c3 and c4
local distance = sqrt(((x2+gx)-(x1+gx))^2 + ((y2+gy)-(y1+gy))^2)
local angle = atan2((x1 + gx) - (x2 + gx), (y1 + gy) - (y2 + gy))
local direction = flr(angle * 8)
return distance, angle, direction
end
function player_collide_with(x, y, w, h)
-- checks if the player has collided
-- with another object, then calculated
-- the angle between the ball and the other object
return object_collide_with(p.x, p.y, x, y, w, h)
end
function distance_between(x1, y1, x2, y2)
-- calculates the distance between two points
return sqrt((x2-x1)^2 + (y2-y1)^2)
end
function check_player()
if (btn(0)) p.x -= 1
if (btn(1)) p.x += 1
if (btn(2)) p.y -= 1
if (btn(3)) p.y += 1
end
function _update()
check_player()
p.found = false
local distance, angle, direction
-- check the distance from the target
distance, angle, direction = player_collide_with(e.x, e.y)
for i, b in pairs(bb) do
local distance_b, angle_b, direction_b = object_collide_with(b.x, b.y, e.x, e.y)
if distance_b <= 10 and abs(angle-angle_b) < 1/6 then
angle_b += 3.1415/240
e.x = b.x - cos(angle_b) * distance_b
e.y = b.y - sin(angle_b) * distance_b
p.found = true
break
end
end
if not p.found then
e.x += cos(angle)
e.y += sin(angle)
end
if distance_between(e.x, e.y, p.x, p.y) < 8 then
-- reset if the enemy touches the player
e.x = 0
e.y = 0
end
end
function _draw()
cls(0)
for i, b in pairs(bb) do
spr(b.f, b.x, b.y)
end
spr(p.f, p.x, p.y)
spr(e.f, e.x, e.y)
end
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Zoom boom is an aerial avoidance game. Don't get hit by the missiles and pass through the objective rings!
----Controls----
Move:
Up, Down, Left, Right
Speed Boost:
z, x
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Castle Fight is a side-shooter action game, in which your skill and your commitment are the last hope for the peasents of Lord Lazer.
Use the impressive canon of the wizard Bombastus Babo to defend the castle from the neverending terror of these mysterious beasts.
Through a cataclysm, a merge between different worlds and dimensions, severeal terrifying monsters came into the lands of Lord Lazer and start to destroy everything in their way.
Now it´s time for you to stand brave against these evil forces and save the day.
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Merry Christmas Everyone!!!
Disclaimer, this game is about the true meaning of Christmas, Jesus! Enjoy :)
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(you can press [o] to remove the flying text)
Wishing everyone health, happiness, less bugs and some super good end-of-the-year holidays!!
And to a much better 2018, full of Pico-8 prototypes and demos! Cheers!!!
TRASEVOL_DOG
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Best wishes to everyone in the community for the coming Christmas, Winter Solstice Festival, Yule, or a random December weekend that has no special meaning to you!
Here's to another fine year for PICO-8! :)
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Hey here is the beta version of our metroid-like game, Godhip! Feel free to give us some feedback in order ot improve it!
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Here's my latest creation. The goal is to score points by making closed paths. You lose a life when you try and place a tile where it won't fit with the existing tiles on the board. There's a timer which forces you to place if you haven't when it runs out. Bonus points if you make a closed loop with none of the end cap pieces.
Controls: Arrow to move the cursor, button 1 to place a tile and button 2 to hold.
Let me know what you think. :)
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You are a king in a insane Theme Park, and now you have to escape... before is too late!!
This is my first game in Pico-8, playing with ifs and thens here!
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CAUTION: Some areas in this game cause a significant flickering effect.
ABOUT:
NULL is a surreal adventure game. What you see in the end depends on what you can find on the way.
A 100% playthrough can be completed in 10-15 minutes, if you know where everything is.
This is my third full Pico-8 game (not counting stuff from game jams)! I made it over the course of November and December 2017. All assets and code are my own work.
If you want to see more of my stuff, check out my Twitter: @Jusiv_
CONTROLS:
- Arrows: Move
- Z/X/C: Interact
TIPS:
- There are two types of things to find. Each area has exactly one of each.
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Help Santa gather the lost gifts in this fast-paced sidescrolling racer. Get them all and save christmas. Nothing worse than a weeping child lacking its christmas gifts.
Controls: Arrow-Keys and X
Music by @GruberMusic, originally found in "Xmas Sorted" by Paul Nicholas
Game is actually a modification of my game "Rey's Scavenger Run"
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About The Game
Shoot Fireballs, bigger then you, and kill your Enemies on 5 different lanes and lands to become the very best Annabelle player!
Highscore Game!!
About Our Work - and background:
This game is created for a Game Jam of my School.
The School of Games
(Cologne, Germany)
Our limitation was to create a one screen Pico-8 game in 3 and a half days. The specific theme of the game was randomly chosen.
Viktoria Lierhaus - Game Design, Programmer,
Gian Paolo Licata - Game Design, Artist, Animation, Sound Effect and Title Screen Musik
Special thanks to everyone who has helped us!
For example!
- Hannah Rodenbüsch, thank you for the Gameplay Music!
Now we are Done! - Updates and Bug fixes (if we need them) will come fast.
Work - Day 1 Monday
- build up Teams randomly
- Our random Topic was: “unbalanced beat em up”
- Brainstorming: (We want to create a game about #
Cyber Cowboys! and Bounty Hunters!) - First Title: “something” of the western hill (I don't know what we had instead of “something…” .. 4 days ago…. bad first title… bad Topic)
- First Idea: “Space invader clone from right to left instead of up to down. With
Random Enemies and a little bit more control”
What we done: (day 1)
- Player control
- Animation (Programming, not art)
- Spawn (Programming)
- Changed Topic (Little Girl, Demon)
- Player Sprites ( Spend much time )
- Map Size
- First Map Model (ART) ext:
What we done: (day 2)
- Two of Four Enemies Draw (Artist)
- Two of Four Enemies Animation (Artist)
- Projectiles, Deleting Enemies.. etc. (Programmer)
- New Map Model
What we done: (day 3)
- Last two Enemies Draw (Artist)
- Last two Enemies Animation (Artist)
- Design Tutorial (With Pen and Paper)
- Title screen Music and Sfx
- Many Programming things! like health etc.
- Draw Title Screen,
What we done: (day 4 / Last day)
- Gameplay music by Hannah
- Shakes
- New Projectile
- Lose Screen
- Tutorial (Only Information, no gameplay tutorial)
Thank you for reading and playing!
Please send us feedback so we can do it better and better!
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I noticed this while streaming this week. If you are in another editor and hit Ctrl-Tab, the code tab will still change. For instance, if you're on Code Tab 1, go to the Sprite Editor, hit Ctrl-Tab while in the Sprite Editor, when you come back to the Code Editor, you'll now be in Code Tab 2. Not a huge deal, but definitely not expected.
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Nurse'n'Slash
In a world, where exploding Nurses try to kill their patients...
What to do?
Patient Zero tries to resist against the evil exploding Nurses, so he arms himself and starts to fight them.
Why?
This game is the product of the Game Jam we had in the School of Games in Cologne, Germany.
The topic was to create an one screen Pico-8 game, the specific theme of the game was randomly chosen.
WIP History:
Day 1:
Prototyping;
What should we do? Any Ideas?
Both:"Dafuq is that topic?!"
"...Lofi Top-down Arena Shooter with exploding nurses"
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Version: 0.1.11f
Steps to reproduce:
- Start a new PICO-8 instance
- Press escape
- Using only the mouse, open the SFX editor, navigate to SFX 01 and switch to tracker mode
- Using the keyboard, enter two notes and don't click any note position using the mouse
- Hold down shift and select the two notes using the cursor keys
- CTRL-C
Actual result:
- PICO-8 says it copied the SFX
Expected result:
- PICO-8 says it copied the notes
If in step 4 you use the mouse to pick the locations of the notes, it will copy the notes in step 7.
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A happy little Top Down Game
"The Destiny of Bob Ross is about a famous artist which wants to signature Stuff of his fans. Your task as Bob Ross is it to paint your colorful signature all over the Map and right to your following Bois. |
The game is in working progress and the release will be on 21st December 2017.
Updates will follow as well as the first playable version.
School of Games (Cologne) – Game Jam | 18.12.2017 – 21.12.2017
• Random groups out of 2
• Normally 1 Programmer and 1 Artist
-> Micha & Maxi
Title Screen:
The Map:
Before_
After_
The final Map:
A happy little Preview of the game:
Well, we think we did it. Just right in time.
Here is the End Screen:
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