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Added tactical mode
Added controls, turn order
This is my first attempt at a d-make. The goal is to recreate the original Archon for the C64 from Freefall
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The idea for this cart was inspired by a comment @Liquidream made to me a few months ago. 😂 Enjoy your week, everyone!
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WYSIWYG control code editor
Hey there!
Tired of manually writing that long, one-line print statement, filled with control codes in order to layout static text like in a title screen, painstakingly modifying \^j and \+ values to position the text just right, adjusting \^x and \^y values of solid-filled text to draw background elements instead of using rectfill to save precious tokens, and then deciphering all of that when you need to go back and edit something? ...no? just me?
Did you know that with P8SCII control codes, you can change things like text color, size, screen position and more? Meaning, for static (and relatively positioned – camera offsets will apply) text, you never really need more than 1 argument to print, and no more than one print per layout!
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I want to know how to change the colour of the hair and stuff because I don't know how to do all that stuff.
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❤️ happy birthday mi amigo!!! ❤️
arrow keys to move, c to jump.
in the pause menu you can change it to easy mode :)
update: more checkpoints, removed some random bugs, removed ability to change difficulty after completion, added miliseconds
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Hi! Think I ran into a bug when using the tall mode control code as part of a longer string (that then undoes it).
Seems like tall mode retains the doubled line height even after it's turned off in the same string. The following code produces this output:
cls() ?"\n ⁶t hi \n\n ⁶-t l1 \n l2 \n" |
...when I'd expect it to produce this ("l1 \n l2" is no longer in tall mode, so the height of the line break shouldn't be doubled):
It seems like the only way to revert to normal line height is to start a new print command, but that's another 2 tokens! This is affecting a WYSIWYG-style static text editor I'm planning on releasing.
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a new version of celelste taking into account of @StrongSand94191's list of issues with it!
Includes edited levels for maximum fun and minimum rage!
Take a look at the new and improved 400m!
you're welcome strongsand!
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What is this?
FULL CODE AT: https://github.com/gcoulby/pico-8-reusable-actor
> THIS IS ACTUALLY LICENSED AS CC4-BY-SA and I have no issues with this being used commercially if you wish to use this without attribution, please contact me.
This project is completely free to use and modify. If you appreciate my work, and would like to say thank you, you can buy me a coffee:
Pico-8 Actor Class
This is a simple class for creating actors in Pico-8. It's a work in progress, I'm open to suggestions and improvements.
Pico-8 is a fantasy console for making, sharing and playing tiny games and other computer programs. It is developed by Lexaloffle Games. You can find out more about Pico-8 here: https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php
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Controls
Arrow keys: Moving through the tiles / Moving the tiles after selection
X/M/V: Confirming the tile selection / Confirming the moves
Z/N/C: Opening the menu / Confirming the moves
Description
CyberTinker is a puzzle game, inspired by the Bioshock hacking mini-game, where the player establishes a connection between their keycard and the device chip. In this 20-level game, different tile sets and mechanics are introduced as the player progresses through the game.
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Pico Dots
You really love dots, so you decided to collect them.
Play alone, with a buddy or don´t even play at all.
Can you discover all the secrets?
Gamemodes:
•Singleplayer: Play alone and reach for the best highscore.
•Two player: Grab a buddy and play together or against each other.
•????????:Unlock after highscore of 20.
•????????:Unlock after highscore of 30.
Controls:
•Arrow keys to move.
•X/C/Z to confirm.
•Move through the wall like Snake.
Credits
Code/Art/SFX: me
Post your highscore in the comments
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Controls: left and right to adjust the movement value
Calculates the distance between pixels in a stack based on a movement value and the amount of pixels in the stack
Probably going to use this for some kind of wind simulator
I made this in like 10 mins so it is probably pretty glitchy
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So I got pico 8 on my old computer about a year ago but didnt ever make an account until a few months after i bought it. in some games when i use splore it says that i have an old version of pico 8. The thing is i cant update it because my account dosent have pico 8 on it because i made the account after i bought it. is there any way i can update it? Or does is someone able to give me a newer version. I cant exactly prove i own pico 8 but i can give a screenshot of it (im on mac btw).
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