feature request: a keyboard shortcut to switch tabs/pages of the sprite editor. Something like a Page Up/Down.
(if this already exists, someone please let me know!)
holding W technically works but it takes foreverrrr :)
edit: WHOAA I just discovered you can hold Shift + Q/W to go up/down which is a much better workaround! Still I think if there are tabs which are selectable via mouse, they should also be selectable via keyboard somehow.
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is there a build in function that rotates a drawn tile by 90 degrees for the 4 possible values of 0,1,2 and 3?
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Just a tiny game made with some buddies at our company's HackDay!
André, Sugamele, Petroni and Henrique -- 2019
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X-Wing Hope
Sua base rebelde foi descoberta e o Império Galático está enviando suas Tie Fighter para iniciar um ataque. Você e sua X-Wing são a última esperança de derrubar a maior quantidade de caças possível até que os reforços cheguem e seus companheiros consigam evacuar o planeta.
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My first "game" using Pico, I'm having a lot of fun so far!
Also, if someone could explain why the walls jump like that it'd be fantastic. I followed the Gamedev With Pico-8 tutorial PDF exactly (I thought) but it doesn't seem to be deleting/creating the walls correctly or in the right order
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As a feature request, it would be nice if rooms could open like directories. Like actors. It just feels weird to drop place a script object inside the volume, would be nicer to neatly tuck it inside the room object/dir. Separation of concerns and all that. Volume would hold items for render/interactables and code would be placed inside the objects in the designer.
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This is a simple game for a presentation that I will give at Knoxville Game Design to demonstrate the basic structure of a Pico-8 program.
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I'm putting this out there to outsource my QA and also offer a challenge to any bug-hunters out there:
If you can obtain more than 7 power cores (tracked in the top-left), tell me how you did it. I'm not even sure this is possible, which is good because it really shouldn't be.
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You're a raincloud, and those pedestrians are looking AWFULLY dry down there.
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The core of this game was written on a BoltBus from Portland to Seattle last fall, and I've been tinkering with it ever since. Time to call it done - especially since I've got another bus trip coming up soon! 🤔
This is also the first time I've tried my hand at a boss fight. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
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Drive recklessly and try not to crash in this Reckless Driving Simulator 2019 Extreme Deluxe Edition called City Limits! (DLC not included)
This is a game made for the 219th One Hour Game Jam, the theme of which was "Limit".
Also available on itch.io.
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The Antagonists' Bar Brawl
My first non-tutorial-guided game. After a fun night of D&D I woke up with inspiration to make this. Was done over a single weekend.
Although it's possible to get 10+ bots in the arena, it'll generally demonstrate how poorly coded physics can make the console suffer, haha.
Controls
- ARROWS = Player 1 move
- X = Player 1 Shoot
- ESDF = Player 2 Move
- Q = Player 2 Shoot
While making this, I had a newfound appreciation for PICO-8: I was running into the same problems regarding multiple player collisions that I would have with every other game engine (The one coming to mind being Unity). Hopefully I'll remember the lessons I'd learned on future games.
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I really liked this puzzle from the game OneShot so I recreated it in pico-8.
Controls:
- left and right arrow to change the selection
- main action button to interact with the selected element
Feedback is welcome
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This is a breakout clone I made following the amazing tutorials available here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLea8cjCua_P0qjjiG8G5FBgqwpqMU7rBk
Thanks to Krystman and Lazydevs for creating the series and allowing me to make my first game in Pico-8.
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HOW TO PLAY:
- Arrow keys Left/Right to move the pad, X to release the ball
- Enter to pause the game
- Clear all bricks to advance to the next stage
- Change the direction/angle of the ball using the pad
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Just going to start a thread here for bugs in the text as they're found so we can keep them all in one place.
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I'm loving coroutines -- they make it so easy to write complex animations and user interactions. But without error stacktraces, debugging them is a nightmare. What's the plan around this? Can we expect a new version of Pico-8 with better error reporting from coroutines?
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Hello! I decided to remake Celeste's feather minigame from the chapter Golden Ridge. I found it as a good coping mechanism for anxiety, but I struggled to do it without a visual aid, so I made this game. I tried my best not only to recreate the minigame, but also to make a shortened PICO-8 version of "Postcard From Celeste Mountain" by Lena Raine!
I'll gladly take any feedback :)
-Leftie
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Ce post est la version française de: PICO-8 Giveaway
Initié par @Liquidream, plusieurs developpeurs offrent des licences pico8 à des jeunes (et moins jeunes) qui n'auraient pas les moyens mais pleins d'idées!
Participation
Pour avoir une chance de gagner, repondez à la discussion officielle avec un petit message:
- pourquoi vous voulez une licence?
- quel jeu(x) comptez-vous créer?
Les Règles
- Ouvert à tous (sauf ceux qui peuvent se payer une licence ET un sandwich!)
- Une seule entrée par personne
- Date de cloture (ouch!) Samedi 6 Juillet @ 11:00 (heure Paris)
- Les gagnants seront choisis au hasard
- Il y aura autant de gagnants que de licences offertes
- La licence sera attribuées via un compte mail (message privé)
Bonne chance 😁🤞
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I don't know if this is just a quirk of how print does its job, but I've found that print statements with strings that begin with a "\n" newline character get cut off in the middle of the line.
In this image, the lines who are cut off are formatted with a \n at the beginning
print("\nthird")
print("\nfourth")
print("\nfifth")
I'm in a bit of a hurry, will update with more later.
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