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- Sean Noonan
- - Joined 13 Feb, 2013
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- 18 Jul, 2017
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Bad Juju

Play it here: https://sean-noonan.itch.io/bad-juju

Rate it here: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-jam/rate/159096

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- Sean Noonan
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- 18 Jun, 2017
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I did a one hour game jam this weekend...

SCALD

In Scald, you must collect as many gems as you can. Avoid the fireballs and don't fall into the lava

You can play it here: https://sean-noonan.itch.io/scald

The jam theme was "the floor is lava". I know, my entry isn't particularly original. I clocked in around 3 hours - difficulty balancing took longer than expected and I wanted to get some audio in. Also, the game is much easier with headphones

Would super appreciate some retweets too: https://twitter.com/SeanNoonan/status/876257979678457856
- Sean Noonan
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- 1 Jun, 2017
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A little update on the greenlight campaign: http://noonan.design/devlogs/jack-b-nim ... -progress/
- Sean Noonan
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- 8 May, 2017
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Jack B. Nimble cross post from Cocoon.io thread. I'll be writing a post mortem soon...

Launch trailer:

App Store link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jack-b-nimble/id918891211?mt=83

Description

Jump in the shoes of Jack B. Nimble and master the whip in this cute, retro auto runner. Leap and dash across spooky hilltops, gothic cityscapes, dank dungeons and more! Whip candles to multiply your score, and use your environment to slow down and stay in control of the action; but watch out for obstacles that block your path! With a score system based on player accuracy and distance travelled, timing and skill are key to achieving a position atop the leaderboard. Are you nimble enough?

Features
- High speed side-scrolling action
- Authentic retro Game Boy era visuals
- Accessible single input control scheme - just jump and whip!
- 8 characters to choose from and 6 endless, increasingly difficult levels to master
- Thumping chip tune soundtrack by Barry "Epoch" Topping
- Prove your skill with Game Center leaderboards and achievements!
History

Jack B. Nimble was originally created using the resolution and colour palette constraints of the Nintendo Game Boy as part of the second Game Boy Game Jam. I built the game in Construct 2 and am running the latest Cocoon.io build.

The game is also up for voting on Steam Greenlight, please show your support

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=877705287

Enjoy!
- Sean Noonan
- - Joined 13 Feb, 2013
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- 4 May, 2017
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Jack B. Nimble is now up for voting on Steam Greenlight, please show your support

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=877705287

Thank you for your support.
- Sean Noonan
- - Joined 13 Feb, 2013
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- 4 May, 2017
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Jack B. Nimble got featured on the Cocoon.io forums!

Launch trailer:

App Store link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jack-b-nimble/id918891211?mt=83

Description

Jump in the shoes of Jack B. Nimble and master the whip in this cute, retro auto runner. Leap and dash across spooky hilltops, gothic cityscapes, dank dungeons and more! Whip candles to multiply your score, and use your environment to slow down and stay in control of the action; but watch out for obstacles that block your path! With a score system based on player accuracy and distance travelled, timing and skill are key to achieving a position atop the leaderboard. Are you nimble enough?

Features
- High speed side-scrolling action
- Authentic retro Game Boy era visuals
- Accessible single input control scheme - just jump and whip!
- 8 characters to choose from and 6 endless, increasingly difficult levels to master
- Thumping chip tune soundtrack by Barry "Epoch" Topping
- Prove your skill with Game Center leaderboards and achievements!
History

Jack B. Nimble was originally created using the resolution and colour palette constraints of the Nintendo Game Boy as part of the second Game Boy Game Jam. I built the game in Construct 2 and am running the latest Cocoon.io build.

The game is also up for voting on Steam Greenlight, please show your support

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=877705287

Enjoy!
- Sean Noonan
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- 26 Apr, 2017
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It's out now! https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jack-b- ... 91211?mt=8
- Sean Noonan
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- 26 Apr, 2017
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New update available on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jack-b- ... 91211?mt=8

Launch Trailer:
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- Sean Noonan
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- 24 Apr, 2017
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New update incoming...
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- Sean Noonan
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- 24 Apr, 2017
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- Sean Noonan
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- 1 Feb, 2017
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Construct 2 will continue to receive updates as they have been for the foreseeable future. Exactly as has been in the past, if critical parts break they will be fixed and updates given to everyone free of charge.

Great news!
- Sean Noonan
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- 25 Jan, 2017
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And yes, of course, I always forget that random(a,b) includes a, but not b
- Sean Noonan
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- 25 Jan, 2017
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I worked it out... I came here because I thought I was missing something, but I solved it with some very simple maths...

To solve my given example...

int(random(0,70))*10

I think this is the simplest way to solve it, no? I'll make a little example project tomorrow if people find it useful.
- Sean Noonan
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- 25 Jan, 2017
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How do I generate a random number with from a set sequence?

For example, if I randomly want to assign the X value of a sprite, every 10 pixels of a range of 0 - 70), how would I go about doing that?
- Sean Noonan
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- 25 Jan, 2017
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With a little help from Kyatric, we got to the bottom of this - it seems that you must use "Is overlapping" rather than "On collision with" in combination with "Pick top/bottom instance" or "Pick a random instance".

I am assuming that it's a bug that "Is overlapping" won't work in this fashion, but I'm not sure.

Sample project for those that are interested: http://www.sean-noonan.com/development/ ... erlap.capx

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