Check vertical speed only when colliding with those platforms, not "ground".I'm busy updating my Unity asset, but I'm running into an annoying problem. The asset I'm updating helps you with creating a 2D physics-based platformer in Unity. I'm stuck on 'jump through' platforms. Platforms you can jump through from below, but stand on when you're above them (and jump through them by pressing down+jump). That functionality is working great (by disabling the collider when hitting it from below and enabling it again after that). However, when you jump through it, there is a fraction of a second where the player's animation will change from jump to idle, because the ground checker sees there is 'ground' while jumping through the platform. So it looks a bit silly.
My character is grounded when the ground checker (an object at the feet of the character) overlaps with an object on the 'Ground' layer (it uses OverlapCircle). I tried checking if the player is having a vertical speed and only making him grounded when it's 0, but that messes up slopes and moving platforms. That's because those change the character's vertical speed as well, so the player isn't considered grounded when standing on those kind of platforms. And I can't ignore these types of platforms, because I also want jump-through moving platforms and slopes.
Anyone here who has a solution or can push me into the right direction? It would be greatly appreciated!
For Turnover, I've been experimenting with NPC's vision cones. I always wanted them to have a "low res" look, and I think have come up with something I like.
Before:
After, with low-res look:
Still kind of slow. x3
Still kind of slow. x3
Ha, once this article about us went up, I thought about this thread.
http://www.joystiq.com/2014/09/19/three-devs-one-house-a-corgi-and-a-dream/
Imagine the chaos you so narrowly avoided. That's an end of days-level catastrophe averted.
I looked up into the night sky and gave a sigh of relief. Armageddon was but a stone's throw away. Thank you, certification.
Nice. Would also be cool to adjust the music with the speed. I remember Chaos
Wonderful interface design, TheHollowNight. Good use of colors and icons, really dig it.
that's very interesting... lucky that on PC I don't have to worry about the controller logo but will keep that in mind if I move to consoles
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Hi!
My name is Ludde Andersson and I live in the southern part of Sweden.
I'm developing a game called Scaupa, its a sandbox game played in first-person view.
The game is developed using my own game engine.
Scaupa is based on the joy of creating sceneries and adventures and to be able to share these with others.
You move around in your world with some type of robot with different skills and creating environments in a playful way.
The builder robot also has communication skills by displaying a webcam screen on the head of the robot, see images below.
You define simple adventures in the world by placing and defining simple gameplay components.
You can play yourself or together in a multiplayer mode.
You can also expand your world by connecting them with other players worlds.
When you're done building and designing your world and adventure, you have a "Scaupia".
You may then make your Scaupia "public" and by that letting other visit and enjoy your work.
This is not going to be a complex game, my goal is to keep it simple but yet entertaining to play.
So in Scaupa it´s your quest, your journey, to create and design your own little gameworld.
I also plan to try my luck at Kickstarter soon
Webpage:
www.scaupa.net
/Ludde
