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- UberdroidGames
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- 1 Dec, 2015
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AAAAAH!
- UberdroidGames
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- 19 Nov, 2015
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Printing event sheets yes. Sometimes I need to see the code on paper and highlight parts of it instead of scrolling and looking at a screen. For lots of reasons.
- UberdroidGames
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- 5 Nov, 2015
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One thing I notice is never use predictive movement on anything that's not 8 directional movement. MP is a fickle beast.
- UberdroidGames
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- 28 Oct, 2015
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You might reach 5,000 without realizing it? Haha oops! It would make sense that there's some reasonable amount of time there for you to upgrade somewhere past the 5k of profit mark.
- UberdroidGames
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- 27 Oct, 2015
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The Legend of how Girls don't need armor but boys do for some reason.

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- UberdroidGames
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- 13 Oct, 2015
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Couldn't you somehow use the html iframe element in your final exported html or maybe with the browser plugin load another instance of your HTML into an area to make a perfect split screen game?

Like..

<iframe src="yourgame.html"></iframe>

<iframe src="alsoyourgame.html"></iframe>

in your game html.. Then have them talk to each other via something. Just a vague idea...
- UberdroidGames
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- 6 Oct, 2015
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One book that has helped me get on with my projects has nothing to do with game development (or does it?)

It's http://www.amazon.com/On-Writing-Memoir-The-Craft-ebook/dp/B000FC0SIMOn Writing A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King.

It's a lot about writing stories and his journey as an author, but also about putting your tools together and thinking creatively. A lot of what applies to finishing good novels also applies to creating well... anything. Especially for the lone indie developer.
- UberdroidGames
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- 2 Oct, 2015
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Late in life? I made my first game on an apple IIe when they were state of the art!

Now I'm really depressed! I have a hard drive of unfinished projects older than most people on here. I have socks older than a lot of people on here. I'm right there with ya buddy.
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- UberdroidGames
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- 10 Sep, 2015
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Yeah I always find myself wanting to put a "break" in my loops. This can be gotten around (sort of) by using a break condition to things in the loop so they are skipped. e g

foreach bla

if not skipBla

do bla bla bla

do more bla

It doesn't really do what a real break would do, but given the advantages of the current event system, it seems like a fair trade.
- UberdroidGames
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- 1 Sep, 2015
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What would be really awesome is a quick tutorial about how to port shader toy shaders to C2 effects. Teach a man to fish... and all that!
- UberdroidGames
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- 27 Aug, 2015
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Coming back to this, it's actually pretty easy to have multiple points on your object and then get the nearest one on a hit --so you really don't need multiple collision boxes.
- UberdroidGames
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- 26 Aug, 2015
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Make sure you have predict controls off. You may want to try not syncing the position but send the x and y as variables and use linear interpolation.