youtu.be/k0s32WvEKFw

This is Daugger, a game about my dog, Olive, walking around and sniffing on stuff. You find messages from other dogs, or on other dogs, and try to figure out how to trigger different chains of events.

It's not very long, and it reminds me of older PC puzzle/adventure games. The only way to really lose is to give up and stop playing.

I did most everything apart from the music, so the music is excellent.

store.steampowered.com/app/2874900/Daugger

We did it. Thank you all for the assistance. Once I got all the Greenworks references removed and took it out of the project completely, those achievements started popping off.

Again, thank you, you beautiful geniuses.

Man, once I added Greengrinds and updated the game on Steam, it wouldn't even play anymore. Just loaded a black screen.

I see how this is supposed to work, but I'm still doing something incorrectly. Here are the files I added before exporting and updating the Steam build.

I really appreciate the help. We're right on the verge of having it sorted.

My game "Daugger" just released on Steam. I used the Greenworks plugin to implement Steam achievements.

The Greenworks version, NW.js version, and Steam API all match.

Now that the game has released, playing it doesn't actually trigger any of these achievements.

I've noticed differences in the explanation here

and the video it references here, and the actual export options available now, which looked like this when I did it.

The instruction in that newer video doesn't include the altering of the package.nw file and all from those earlier explanations. I'd really appreciate if anyone can help me figure out how to get these achievements to activate.

Right now, it's just the ability to bop the NPCs around, but hopefully once I figure out how to get them to behave the way I intend, they won't be bouncing off the dog.

But that's a problem for future me. Thanks for all the help.

I made the dog's collision box an 8x8 no matter what she's doing or direction she's facing and made sure the origin point was always at the same spot, and it did eliminate some of the stranger interactions I was having. It stopped the woodpecker effect of running into certain objects, or getting stuck in some spots, so thank you for that advice.

I still have to keep other objects' collision boxes pulled in from the sides of the sprites in most cases, but not as severely as before.

Yeah, the TileMovement on the cat and mower are eventually so they can move about. The Mower guy will sort of pace back and forth on a path, and the cat will walk to the construction site while she's on screen, but stop when she has Line of Sight, eventually giving birth to a bunch of kittens and giving you an achievement for witnessing it.

I do keep messing with the player's boxes, trying to make them more consistently square-ish. I'll just make a small square and apply it to all her directions and see what that does. I appreciate the help.

drive.google.com/file/d/1PmaxFilv3j0Hv2OrlO6eyUJ0nIkBJMBn/view

I don't know that I'm doing this right, or protecting myself at all, but here is a link to the game thus far.

The event pages are a mess right now, but some of the basic behaviors are where I'm encountering problems, so I haven't gone much further with the NPCs and such.

I am using a Tilemap, and I tried this out. There was one goofy collision polygon on the map that I disabled, but otherwise I just saw all the tiny little collision boxes hidden in all my sprites.