Burvey's Forum Posts

  • Tobye That's basically what I'm doing now and it's not working how I would expect (though I'll continue playing with it).

    — I wish it were that easy. :)

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  • lennaert I can see your newly uploaded game in the arcade. It probably just takes a few minutes to show up or something.

  • I'm trying to figure out how to make the camera move like it does in the secret of mana. It seems to scroll with the player sprite but only if the player is within x distance of the game window edge. Here's a video to see what I mean.

    Any idea how to do this? I can't figure it out.

    Thank you

  • Littlestains solution should work. I can't really tell what you're trying to do with your capx though. And I only see one movement type.

  • Your website is copyright 2023 ;)

  • Is there a quick way to switch between tilemaps in the editor? I must be missing something.

  • Sounds cool but I can't figure it out.

  • Thank you for the ideas. I'll start testing some of these and see what I can come up with. Much appreciated.

  • Nice. My 2 year old son absolutely LOVES Zan's smash attack! It cracks him up! :)

    By the way, I'm not sure if you noticed or not but you have a little bleed-over on the top of your sprites in the top left that show how many lives are remaining.

  • Try making an event where if y is = to your platform height then set the gravity to 100.

  • Zan sequel... Zan finally discovers a planet which he falls in love with and decides to settle down rather then destroy it. But then, Oh no... Here comes another member of Zan's race to destroy his beloved planet!!! Better recruit some of those former enemy squirrels to help you defend your new planet from being smashed! ;)

  • I'm glad you were able to fix it. I really like your game, it's fun!

  • You really got me thinking about ways to beat the screen capture. I did some searching around and there is one novel idea, but I'm not sure if it would work in your case, or at all for that matter. But the idea is to take your images and pixelate them down into 3 or 4 different images then switch between them quickly enough that the human eye can't tell the difference. In theory when the computer gets a screenshot it will only get one part of the image filled with transparent holes.

    Good luck, I hope you can figure something out. Please let us know if you do.

  • retrodude That's super cool. The art looks good as is too.

  • These days clicking the print screen key will capture the screen without any 3rd party software or anything else needing to be opened. Programs running wont even lose focus so you may be attempting to do something that isn't going to end up helping much in the long run. (Hopefully I'm wrong, just something to keep in mind.)