Madeline ventures into Oceania to conquer one of New Zealand's tallest mountains, Malte Brun.
I finally figured out how sprite flags work!
This is my second ever Celeste mod and technically my first mod with new mechanics.
Credit to the Evercore team for making the base cart and Antibrain for making the slab code.
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Arrow keys to edit the variables.
Click (and hold, if you like,) to set the target position.
If you're just interested in the API, you can grab it here:
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local Sod = {}
Sod.__index = Sod
function Sod:update(dt)
local target_vel = (self.target-self.prev_target)/dt
self.pos += self.vel*dt
self.vel += (
self.target
+self.k3*target_vel
-self.pos
-self.k1*self.vel
)*dt/self.k2
self.prev_target = self.target
end
function Sod:config(frequency_rads,damping,response)
local ifreq = 1/frequency_rads
self.k1,self.k2,self.k3 =
damping*ifreq*2,
ifreq*ifreq,
response*damping*ifreq
end
function sod(pos,frequency_rads,damping,response)
local o = {
pos = pos,
prev_target = pos,
target = pos,
-- In case pos is a vector, or any other arithmetically capable data
-- type, *0 guarantees we get the zero position of whatever type pos is.
vel = pos*0,
}
setmetatable(o,Sod)
o:config(frequency_rads,damping,response)
return o
end |
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The idea: a platformer where you use buoyancy to gain altitude.
Controls: Left and right to move. Up lets you swim upwards (while submerged) and down lets you swim downwards (while submerged.)
Play around with the water physics!
PS if you can help me code map collision (which I suck at) it would be greatly appreciated!
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Please read this text for the instructions.
Star Fighter Pico 8
Lift off to the space in this retro shooting game, fight 20 brunches of aliens (not food), and make your way to the victory.
Get 20 candies from defeated aliens to charge your special weapon: the waveshot. Once your special weapon is ready (when you get the message "special ok"), you can fire the waveshot to melt your enemies and their bullets, or you can keep collecting more candies for extra shields or bonus points.
Controls
Title, game clear or game over screen
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I Wanna Just Jelpi is clone of I Wanna Just Land
Update
Changed star
Controls
Left and Right Aim
Z Flap
(C) 2024 NazarFloppaLovesP8
Old versions
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Hey, I followed the Cave Diver tutorial and gussied it up.
What do you think?
Edit 16/07/2024: Added additional flap button and speed indicator.
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Feature Overview
SECTFILL() Fill sector shape.
- The start and end angles are specified from 0 to 1.
- If the difference between the start angle and the end angle is 0.5 or more, it is a semicircle, and if the difference is 1 or more, it is a circle.
- If the start position is higher than the end position, it is replaced.
- This function consumes 428 Token. (segfill & trifill ver: 185 Token + segfill + trifill)
-- Draw the Mouth characters sectfill(96,64,20,11,-0.2,0.9)-- x, y, size(radius), color, start angle, distance sectfill(54,64,8,12,-0.2,0.9) sectfill(26,64,8,12,-0.2,0.9) |
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Floppa 2
Is sequel of like Celeste game Floppa
Update
Added music in menu
Added back to menu button
Added Floppa change color on dash
Changed sfx
About
game about a Floppa the caracal become on night hill collect dumpling
Controls
Z or🅾 Jump
X or❎ Dash
Credits
Game and music NazarFloppaLovesP8
Original Noel
Old versions
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Berry is my very first PICO-8 game about exploring and collecting berries. I designed it with my 6 year old kid as the target audience (and he loves it!). There are no failstates, so kids can have all the platform fun without the frustration :)
Will you bake the berrypie?
This is the first version and it's completely playable from start to finish. I do still plan to add more sfx/music/polish. Feedback is very appreciated.
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This is a submarine game I'm working on where you use sonar to detect your enemy and try to hit them with a torpedo. Sonar waves work and echo, torpedos, bubble particle effects, and collision detection are all present so far. I'm still thinking through all the mechanics but I think there's good potential.
Update 7.16: Turning animation for changing x direction. Collisions with explosion animation for torpedos. Enemy is now invisible. Full acceleration and decceleration physics but this could be cleaner with a friction multiplier.
Update 7.18: You can now battle the enemy sub and they have some very simple AI to sonar and try to find you and hit you. Also some simple scrolling background waves.
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little help?
A sprite shakes if a certain condition is met and function called. I'd like to play a sound effect while it shakes. But I cant seem to make it play the whole sound effect because it starts over with each update and buzzes rather than plays. I can get the sound effect, or I can get the animation, but cant seem to make them both happen at the same time.
I've tried many different variations and schemes, but here is one example:
function _init() correct = nil tics = 30 end function _update() if (correct == false) shake() end function _draw() draw_stuff() end function shake() sfx(0) tics -= 1 if tics > 0 then mysprite.x = mysprite.x + cos(t()/.1) --makes it shake back and forth else correct = nil tics = 30 end end |
I can see why it doesn't work; because it is calling the sfx(0) again and starting over every time shake() is called. But what is the right way of thinking about playing the sound along with an animation? I read about coroutines, but am not sure if that is actually needed for something this basic. I'd also like to just be able to call the function whenever I want and not bother checking in _update() every frame.
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Here's a port of a PlayDate project I made. It's a solar system simulator!
The PlayDate SDK uses Lua just like Picotron does, so porting wasn't too hard. This version of the project has color of course, plus semi-decent mouse support!
Original project here: https://robotinker.itch.io/orrery
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Put the solar system in your pocket! Orrery is an astronomy/astrology app written for the PlayDate handheld (https://play.date/). Crank through time to see where the planets were or will be on specific dates. Includes:
- Scientific mode: a 3D view with realistic orbits
- Diagrammatic mode: a simple, compass-like view of the solar system
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