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Platformer Demo
Platformer Demo
由 epicfail1994
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Platformer Demo
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遊戲介紹
Version 0.5.1: Found a way to change gravity, still a lot of work to complete.
First Unity game! Just playing with the physics, etc. Demo version, currently one level, many tweaks to come. Next update: a few more levels, and lives.
Coding help from my fellow classmates was appreciated!
Bugs I am aware of:1. Skybox (background) mesh disappears 2. Character may be pushed through the floor 3. Clunky physics, especially character movement
遊玩說明
a/D left/right to move, w and up to jump.
留言
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PancreasMan
Oct. 25, 2013
There's a weird conflict of different physics here, which could be very interesting. On the character side, the Protagonist is slow to accelerate and decelerate, and has no air control (similar to early Castlevanias). This usually implies a very deliberate playstyle where every jump is planned well in advance. However, the platforms disrupt this: when a platform moves down, you are in midair and thus cannot move. If you hit the side of a platform you lose all your built-up momentum. By removing your control, the platforms become a frustrating antagonist. Most platformers try to avoid that frustration by giving you much more control over your momentum (and by retaining vertical momentum when hitting walls). However, you could alto try to play into "environment as an enemy" by having your character be stranded in a hostile land, or perhaps using an older or disabled protagonist rather than the traditional young strong character.
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kubiczi123
Oct. 27, 2013
Shit, i didnt even know i was moving until i saw the platforms...
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epicfail1994
Oct. 25, 2013
Won't let me edit my comment, Kong is being funky :/
I checked and I did not have the barriers that I put on the edge in this version. Thanks to everyone for their feedback!
PancreasMan
Oct. 25, 2013
One last thing: if you don't want your platforms to be antagonists, put guardrails at the end of a long run so people don't fly past the edge.
PancreasMan
Oct. 25, 2013
Another thing; when I got to the top of the moving platforms, through a series of slow deliberate jumps, I was rather annoyed and restless. Because of that, rather than scouting out my next move, I just ran to the left and jumped as far as I could. As I was flying out into the air, I saw the platform I was supposed to have landed on, and immediately held right to slow myself down. Of course that did nothing, so I kept sailing past it and ended up landing directly on the goal platform instead. That's interesting: after a series of planned jumps, the game rewards taking a leap of faith instead. However, if you don't want luck and risktaking to be a big part of the game, you'll need a camera that anticipates the player's actions. Maybe watch this video on how Mario's camera works : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCIMPYM0AQg
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