Uploading cart for school. Sprites added and more sound!
Check back frequently for a Pickle Rick adventure, as you play a pickle rolling across water and dodging enemies! Put the Rick in rick roll!
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This is my first game made with PICO-8. I have dabbled quite a bit in Unity, but PICO-8 limited me enough to actually see a game through to "completion". That, and this was for a game programming class that I would like to pass!
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Hell Hole: Final Release
Manual
Controls:
- Movement: up,down,left,right
- Attack: Hold X or Z
How To Play:
- Move your avatar around the screen to avoid getting hit by demons and saw-blades.
- Hold the attack buttons to shoot your soul out and control it to hit demons.
- You can't move your body while using your soul. Your body is still vulnerable.
- Let go of the attack button to return your soul to your body.
- You can't damage saw-blades.
- Survive 66 seconds...
Characters:
- Player:
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How to use
All value in the make_particle are from 0 to 1 and use either
axis([number], [velocity], [acceleration], [inertia]): progressing value
or
{y, length}: reads a set of values over time in sprite data
make_particle(X, Y, Color, Angle of rotation, lifetime)
you can also use it in conjunction with
make_emitter(function, time, [every x frames])
Thank you
Id really like to hear your feedback on it !
The code
-- Axis are from 0 to 1
-- Axis(x, y, c, r) - axis variable
-- {,} - axis texture [1]: texture y position [2]: texture length
function make_particle(_x, _y, _c, _r, _maxl)
p = {
x=_x,
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Post for my midterm project.
It is a two player pong.
Player one uses the arrow keys
Player two uses E and D
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For Bellevue Class. I find this to be an extremely challenging class but it is a lot of fun trying to work my brain into how this program works.
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A flower blooms slowly towards the sky.
This is a game made for the 220th One Hour Game Jam, the theme of which was "Growth".
Cart art by the amazing Wallkick!
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A Breakout clone for the CIS102-T301 course. The skyline in the background is a pixel art rendition I made based on this picture by Thor Rudebeck.
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A little game that I made, inspired by the classic Asteroids.
It does have a few differences:
- Sprite based graphics.
- Camera is centered on the player.
- Bullets don't wrap, but you can shoot as much as you like.
- No teleport ability.
- Shooting the UFO not only gives bonus points, it also allows experienced players to skip levels.
Edit: In the new version, which is likely the final version, I have added the UFO, more asteroid sprites, an override for the spawn safety, and a little score pop-up that shows how many points you got from shooting something.
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can someone tell me why I am getting nil when printing out the stars px and py values?
local stars={}
for i=0, 16 do add(stars,{x=rnd(128),y=rnd(128),px=x,py=y,c=7}) end --px and py are equal to x and y
drwmenu=function()
if btn(2) then menuind-=1 end
if btn(3) then menuind+=1 end
menuind=mid(0,4)
for v in all(stars) do
print(v.px) --prints nil
print(v.py) --prints nil
line(v.x,v.y,v.px,v.py,v.c)
--line(v.x,v.y-128,v.px,v.py,v.c)
--v.py=v.y
--v.y+=8
if v.y > 127 then v.y-=128 end
end
if (time()-last > 1) then
rectfill(0,112,127,120,1)
print("press start!",0,114,7)
if (time()-last > 2) then last=time() end
end
end
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does yield() work outside of coroutines and inside functions?
I feel coroutines are a pain to setup and update when it would just be easier to call yield inside a function
not to mention the tokens required to setup coroutines and call/update them
function wait(t)
for x=1,t do yield() end
end
function test()
wait(2)
print("test")
wait(2)
end
function _update()
test()
end
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