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  • ashesh

    Practice makes perfect <img src="smileys/smiley20.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

    Indeed, and at 11 years old you have all the time in the world....... ;)

  • Ahh I misread (just like others here I assume) that you were challenging yourself to try it ;p

    You're challenging other people? ;) Nice tutorial though, I'm sure it'll help others.

  • Another way off the top of my head is to have a hit box and create copies which overlay the track. This way you only have to check if it's overlapping the hitbox or not.

  • The reason it didn't work is because you'll ALWAYS be overlapping the background. You need to check whether or not the player is overlapping each piece. Arsey to do in the free version without families (you need to add events to check the player isn't overlapping each track piece).

    I'm a bit busy with my own project, but bump this thread through the week to remind me with procrastinator and I'll get to it when I can, unless someone else gets there first ;)

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  • Let's put it this way, she's just out of "school" and needs something to show off her work. Your game is that something.

    If she's 50/50 in the business, then she shouldn't be taking anything more from you. Yes, it's nice to be able to pay someone for their work, but let's be real. If, by the end of the game you paid her $1000 for her work (purely an example), and the game makes $1000. She's made $1500 and you made -$500. How's that fair? ;) If she takes money for work done, then her share should drop. You need to be paid for your work too!

    Sounds like she's only doing the graphics, whereas you're doing the coding, the website, the marketing etc.

    Also remember, she'll be able to use your game in her portfolio to get more work so it's more beneficial to her.

  • You ignored a few people who tried to give you advice on how to attract an artist to do work on YOUR game.

    So, do you have anything working yet? Anything to show that would tempt an artist to join you? How does anyone know you'll even finish it?

    You don't need an artist in the beginning. If your game is fun with crude blocks (ANYONE can draw crude blocks... ;) ), then you'll probably get artists asking if they can help you out!

  • Or you could use the particle object with rate set low.

  • It's a good way of versioning and I'd love to get into the habit myself, but I'm too used to -

    MyProject v0.01 2013_0418.capx

    Old habit from many years of saving my PSDs that way.

  • Nice artwork guys. Pretty inspiring!

    mineet, for some reason I love your style. Especially that tribal woman. Looks pretty real!

  • Nice one! Can't wait to play! ;)

  • Ah doh! Should've checked ALL my alerts before posting in the other thread where you asked for the capx ;p

  • kenli, here's the capx I did a while back for someone else.

    typing game

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