Puyo with a twist: an arcade adventure with over 30 levels, and a unique soundtrack composed by Cello!
If you happen to like the game enough, completing the story will unlock Prestige Mode, where the campaign can be played again with increased difficulty.
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"Lunar Blackout"
279 characters
t,m,v,z,r,c,p=0,16,64,128,rectfill,circfill,pset::_::cls(1)c(99,24,20,7)r(0,v,z,z,0)for i=0,8 do x=z-i*9y=abs(sin(i*.11))r(x,v,x+7,v-y*44,0)for j=0,z do c((1+j%4)*t/9%z-i*5+j%63*m-z,m+y*4+j%2*m,6-y*2,2)end g,h=i*m-t%m,i*32+t%32p(g,v,7)p(h,v)p(g+1,v,8)p(h-1,v)end t+=1flip()goto _ |
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Stepped away from P8 for a while so I find myself a bit confused about the draw and update behavior.
I am trying to make a game where pieces fall and I am using cicfill to create these.
function build_pill(x,y,color,y2,color2)
radius=2.2
x2 = x - 3
pill={circfill(x,y,radius,color),
circfill(x2,y2,radius,color2)
}
add(pills,pill)
return pill
end |
I call it in update:
function _update() cls() build_pill(30,30,5,30,9) end |
The cls() function keeps erasing my object. However when I remove the cls() function the screen doesnt look right either.
SO
When is the right place to put the cls() and still be able to draw my shapes?
Thanks!
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WARNING Brief strobe effect in intro. More optimized code and small sprite improvements. Finally got around to adding the menu and sounds. Almost all of the updates after this will be additions to the rules and settings pages.
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A Touhou fangame demake! As far as I know this is the first Touhou demake on the BBS, so I'm claiming that trophy :)
Use X for shoot / accept and Z for bomb / cancel and arrow keys for movement.
This demake has the following features:
- 2 playable characters: Reimu Hakurai and Marisa Kirisame.
- 4 enemies with a total of 16 spellcards.
- 5 unique music tracks, which can be listened to in the Music Room.
- A rudimentary score system.
- A practice system, where each boss can be practiced against.
And the following mechanics:
- Slow, your character slows down whilst shooting. How much you slow down depends on your selected character (33% speed for Reimu, 50% for Marisa).
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Multicart is really a nice expansion feature, to offer content beyond the 32K boundary.
However, with reload not supporting BBS-hosted carts, large games are banned from BBS.
Is that something considered in the pico roadmap to bring back multicart games to the "official" forums?
Note that supporting more than a couple of data carts will require rework of the BBS file management.
- support for upload many files at once
- support for listing cart identifiers
- support for headless export of p8.png (limited to html/bin at time of writing)
- ability to assign same id pattern to many carts (ex: vracing_0... vracing_10)
Cheers
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Hi! So I was researching "cellular automata" to generate tiled caves using these tutorials:
https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.com/tutorials/generate-random-cave-levels-using-cellular-automata--gamedev-9664
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7yyZZjF1z4&t=755s
I found them super useful, until I went to write my own code in LUA (I'm a novice at programming in general, so I had some trouble). I managed to complete the first part-drawing random tiles on the screen: my version is the image below. I changed the background color to white (it looked nice) and randomly tiled the screen using tile ID 001 (dark blue tile).
I started having problems when it came to applying the smoothing function (make_step()). I always ended up with a dark blue, completely tiled screen. The code I wrote is below:
--init function _init() x=0 y=0 --screen size width=16 height=16 --chance for tile to spawn wall_chance=0.5 [ [size=16][color=#ffaabb] [ Continue Reading.. ] [/color][/size] ](/bbs/?pid=73653#p) |
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"Sonder"
276 characters
b,z,x,y,d,r,g=0,128,{},{},{},rnd,pget
cls(0)::_::for i=0,z do
for j=0,z do
c=g(i,j)
if(c>0)pset(i,j,c-1)
end
end
for i=1,9 do
if(b<9)b+=1x[i]=r(z)y[i]=r(z)d[i]=r(1)
circfill(x[i],y[i],2,9)x[i]+=cos(d[i])*r(3)y[i]+=sin(d[i])*r(3)d[i]+=r(.1)-.05x[i]%=z
y[i]%=z
end
flip()goto _ |
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Vitreous is an arcade shoot-em-up made in PICO-8.
This game was created during a weekend game jam held by Warwick Game Design Society and LevelUp UK. The theme was "arcade", and games made for this jam will be showcased in an arcade to raise money for Special Effect.
The game jam's fundraising page can be found here.
Controls
Use the arrow keys and the Z or X keys to control the game.
Gameplay
Travel through all the zones to defeat the three bosses. Each loop through the game will get faster, so good luck. Collect 7 powerup objects to increase your weapon level. If you get hit, your weapon level will decrease by one. If you haven't got an upgrade to your weapon level, you will lose a life and need to restart the current zone. You will get an extra life for every 20,000 points you collect.
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"Pandemic"
265 characters
z,g,s,r,f=128,pget,pset,rnd,flr cls(0) for i=1,9 do x=f(r(z))y=f(r(z)) s(x,y,8) end ::_:: for i=1,z do x=f(r(z))y=f(r(z)) c=g(x,y) a=g(x+1,y)+g(x-1,y)+g(x,y+1)+g(x,y-1) if(c>1)then s(x,y,c-1)elseif(c==1)then elseif(a>4 and r(a)>4)then s(x,y,8)end end flip() goto _ |
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This call, with only one arg after the string:
print("hello world", anything_even_a_table_or_function_or_nil)
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Behaves oddly and in a way that is not documented in the manual. It renders the string at the cursor and then exits without updating the cursor. It doesn't seem to use the extra argument at all.
The only thing I can see this being useful for is a text countup display, as seen in oldschool memory tests during BIOS startup on PCs. I can't imagine anyone has ever actually used it this way, though.
It'd be far better if this case were treated as if the user wanted the text colored, but didn't want to specify x,y coordinates because they wanted it to work like a regular, scrolling print():
print("I'm blue, da ba dee, da ba die", 12)
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Hi all! I'm learning to use Lua as I make games, so this may have an easy answer. I just haven't figured it out yet:
edit:
I placed the actual cart here from a recommendation in the comments. I've placed every shape except for the cube shape somewhere besides the start of the file in the code (grid & photo are in spreadinit() and the rest can be found in the presets tab). The cube & grid show up fine, but everything else seems to be difficult to find for the program.
original post:
I'm currently making a game where there are several 3d objects you can peruse & rotate. I'm using the same function to display the objects as well as 3d grid to help me visualize where I should map everything--
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We are proud to present Bob's Action Racing - the PICO-8 port. Bob Fungus chose us to implement his most successful game ever to this great gaming console. Under his supervision and constant consultance we were able to create - he was able to create the greatest version of his game, yet. Through us. We were the tool.
Play the classic game on PICO-8! Race your car all the way to the end of the world. It will get fast. Very fast. Too fast. You will need to find a way to slow down. Maybe your fans will be of service...
Have fun! and please post your highscore!
Use left/right to steer, hold X or C to power-steer.
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Pretty straightforward: uses the feature of line() that it will draw from the end of the previous line to connect the dots around a curve defined parametrically (i.e. x,y both written as functions of t). Uses whatever the current pen color set by color() is.
Tried to build in some basic politeness features - it resets the draw state when it's done, it sets the sign on deltat to make sure that it points from t0 towards t1, it chooses a default value if deltat is given as 0 or not given, and it will always draw a line that starts at t0 and ends at t1 whether or not deltat is an integer factor of (t1-t0). With all of those implemented, it works out to 82 tokens; cutting all of those out drops it to 33 tokens. Haven't given this a bulletproof QA treatment but it passed some basic checks.
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To use Tiled to create a PICO-8 map export from Tiled to a LUA file called "tiled.lua".
NB: You may need to make sure it's LF and not CRLF as current PICO-8 has issues including files using CRLF.
The following code will export the map and any spites in the cart to "tiled.p8".
function parsetiled() #include tiled.lua end tiled=parsetiled() layer,i=tiled.layers[1],1 for y=0,layer.height-1 do for x=0,layer.width-1 do mset(x,y,layer.data[i]) i+=1 end end cstore(0x0000,0x0000,0x3000,'tiled.p8') |
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Been putting this together rather rapidly. Not only am I fast running out of tokens with no room for polish, I'm finding the gameplay a bit dull.
The idea is that you can only attack on higher ground. Same for the monsters. This is sort of interesting because it leads to a fair bit of dancing around to find a spot where you can attack. But I'm honestly just back-tracking whenever I meet a monster. Changing the numbers as a result of attacks keeps me and the monsters moving, but not in a way I find interesting.
I tried bigger maps with scrolling, but a grid of numbers trundling along is a great source of motion sickness. This idea seems better suited for a much smaller map. I'd probably make more use of the spells by virtue of accidentally looking at them.
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Hi guys, over the past few weeks I've been working on @auto_tweetcart on Twitter! [Demo image below Q&A].
It's a little Twitter bot that runs your tweet carts when called with its handle. Some of you have probably seen it as it's been up a few days already. It's all Open Source (BSD 2-clause license), and available on my Gitlab, although I should mention it was built with a very specific setup in mind!
I'm planning on adding an FAQ to the project soon, but for now, I'll answer some things here!
========== Q&A ==========
Q: How do I use it?
A: Call the bot with it's handle on a separate line in your tweet, then just write you code out. You can title your tweetcart with a comment like normal, and the bot will use that as a title for the reply. It will take about a minute to reply, as it records for 30 seconds and then does some processing.
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Controls
Menu: Z to start game.
Game: UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT to move the person, Z to blow leaves
Mechanics
Time to clear off your really large patio of all these pesky leaves. Blow them off the screen to finish each level, but watch you don't run out of time!
Commentary
February felt so short this year!!! Wow!!! I'm wrecked and March is right here to get me already. Another game done, and I think March will be my last #onegameamonth now. It's been a good run but I'm really tired.
Anyway this game was pretty fun to make, not much to say about it except I had the radical idea to hide my projectiles (the air that makes the leaves move) and it works quite well!
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