I'M LOOKING FOR A GAME
A GAME OF SOME YEARS AGO WHERE YOU SHOULD WALK FOR STAGE DIFFERENTS, IT WAS ABOUT A HIGH MAN WHO WAS FOLLOWING FACTS OF BLOOD AND THE END FIND A MONSTER EATING A PERSON. I PLAYED IT ON THIS PAGE MAKES ENOUGH TIME AND THE GAME IS OUT OF HERE BUT I COULDN'T FIND IT AGAIN.
PLEASE!! I WANT TO PLAY AGAIN THIS GAME.
I DON´T SPEAK ENGLISH BUT A HOPE THIS IS UNDERSTOOD.
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Is it golf? Is it not golf? It's glof!!!!!!
After spending the past week on this game I have something playable! 30 levels and 3 worlds, and 8 different mechanics!
This game is very unfinished, so if you encounter any issues or have feedback/ideas for the future, please comment them here.
Have fun!
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ART OF COMBAT!!!
Three charchters with diffrent special moves!
Play with friends!
Changes:
-went from 6539 tokens to 5564
-brand new input code that is only 110 tokens (Was 173 tokens before)
-three new stages (the city one was scrapped and replaced with a castle)
-removed redundant graphics as well as improved the games presentation.
Plans:
-CPU battels / singel player mode
-two more charchters
-more fluid combos
-ability to cancel normals into specails.
-less janky hitdetection
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HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLO!
This is my first post, tomorrow I'll be uploading a game on here! Not my first one by any means but, still!
Pleasure meeting all of you!
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Hello all!
I'm Styx. I'm just starting out learning Lua and P-8 stuffs!
Nice to meet you ^^
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Hi friends,
I'm struggling to create a simple pendulum motion. I'm just trying to get a pixel to move along an arc and swing back. If I understand correctly, I need an angle variable that oscillates between .25 and .75. Right now, my angle variable ("a") oscillates between 1 and 0. How do I modulate the angle so it bounces between .75 and .25?
x,y=63,63
function _update()
a = abs(time()/2 % 2-1)
x=x+sin(a)
y=y+cos(a)
end
function _draw()
cls()
pset(x,y,7)
end |
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Sorry, I'm stop make new games and i'm deleted my games
Check my new account https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?uid=125952
2024-2025
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I'm a newbie and I'd like to learn procedural generation to add things like dynamic grass and vegetation to my game. I really like how Zep created the swaying trees in the fireflies gif for the 0.2.4 release, so I thought I'd examine his code. But I'm having some trouble parsing it because the function seems to call itself. I'm assuming this is what's called a recursive function.
How does the function know to stop calling itself? I'm guessing the if statement regarding the l variable terminates it but how? I'm confused because, to my mind, logically, there should be an "else" following the if/then to call the function again. What is the point of the return command?
Here is his function for drawing the trees:
function tree(x,y,a,l)
if (l<3) then
for ii=0,3 do
circfill(
x+rnd(8)-rnd(8),
y+ii,
1,lcol[4-ii])
end
return
end
local x1=x+cos(a)*l
local y1=y+sin(a)*l
local q=l/8
local col=l>8 and 13 or 0
for xx=-q,q do
line(x+xx,y,x1+xx,y1,col)
col=0
end
local d=
(
cos(t()/3+x1/50)+
cos(t()/4+x1/70)
)/500
tree(x1,y1,d+a-.04-rnd(0.04),l*(.9-rnd(0.2)))
tree(x1,y1,d+a+.04+rnd(0.04),l*(.9-rnd(0.2)))
end |
Thanks!
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Tunedle
A Musical Wordle Tribute
A little melody game where you have 6 attempts to guess a random melody with wordle-like feedback. "Easy Mode" will add note labels to your previous attempts. When Easy Mode is off, you have to play by ear (and can only listen to your last attempt).
This was a fun to put together and I am fully incapable of playing this game with easy mode off, but I figured for some more talented and musical people it might be a fun challenge.
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I'm new to the BBS and new to Pico-8 as well. I've been obsessed with the concept since I first became aware of it around four months ago. Everything about it fires every happy neuron in my autistic brain and I now own four different handheld emulators which I use almost exclusively for playing Pico-8 games.
I cut my teeth on coding back in the 80s when I was in high school, but trying to write games in BASIC was a disappointment and the only other viable option at the time was learning machine language coding, which terrified me. If Pico-8 had existed back then, my mind would have been blown, and my life would have ended up very differently.
I'm finally sitting down and going through the "Shmup for Pico-8" tutorial from the very beginning. I really like the fact that each installment has a homework assignment. I want to be able to take an idea for a game and be able to say with confidence, "Yeah, I think I can make this happen."
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I've added a 6-button gamepad for the new pico-8 just incase that it could be for the key configuration mode can be different than before, the o and x buttons work for the original games, but if you make your own game for the slash and heart including shoulder buttons then this would have been special, so here are the numbers for the buttons.
Slash = 12 (turn into 7) key(C)
Heart = 13 (turn into 8) key(S)
Left Shoulder = 14 (turn into 9) key(A)
Right Shoulder = 15 (turn into 10) key(D)
I've hope you'd like this.
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Throw
A simple hiscore game
- Throw cans with any button press and stop the power meter at the right amount to aim for the trash
- Life lost when bouncing at ground twice or flying outside the screen
- Bonus lives can be earned with enough score
Show that trashcan who's boss. Goodluck!
Made after a long break from game development.
Very ad-hoc/impromptu coding/design to keep motivation going
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