A 3d four player platformer with 3d visuals (for 2d screens)
Home Page: http://galigogames.com/cubior
Determine if player is visible by checking slots between camera and player for obstacles
Something's wrong with the castle level! Can get stuck on the door really easily. Fix for demo release tomorrow!
Add a button press that centers the camera behind the player, facing the way they are facing.
Make camera wait to switch sides until velocity of player is zero
Get some people to play the game all at once
Change "move to here" to "set intended location to here" and then slowly accelerate towards it and decelerate on arrival. This should eliminate jumpiness in the camera, and make it more player friendly.
Have something that's a picture come up in front of the game, import PNGs and switch controls to navigating between them.
Use in-place indicatedPos, but slowly accelerate towards it and decelerate on arrival. This should eliminate jumpiness in the camera, and make it more player friendly.
Whether a flag, button or even a castle, something needs to end the level. Put this in before playtesting.
Isolate files in compiling as to speed up build time.
Make some way to, ingame, change a level.
Vertex Arrays are cool and all, but it sounds like display lists are even faster. Give them a try when given the chance.
Look into this, fix it.
Include basic unit tests framework
Allow movement through keyboard commands, utilizing arrows and letter keys
OpenGL stencil shadows should be plenty for showing where Cubior and crew are in relation to goal
Should be quick... hah! So putting it in the main public demo rather than initial. Maybe this should come first, and more accurate camera angle based controls come later?
Anyways, this is the whole no-depth-needed thing I've been going on about for months: find the nearest wall, point at it, and no one will ask you to judge depth!
Reads a .cubior and interprets it as a level
Multiple cameras means more than one view. Get all four players to see their own screens
Create objects in the world as well as assigning them visual representations.
Title, Start, Options and Quit. Encourage players to press start to join in/back to drop out, and show an icon for all players who have joined. Options screen should show toggles for music and SFX, maybe volume meters for them, and a Credits option.
Implement 3D movement and 3D visuals (camera and polygons)
Make a camera system so every player has their own camera, and each camera will try and find the least traversable direction, then point that way (so depth perception is never required to solve a puzzle)
Make controls feel tighter by increasing momentum and friction, so player feels they have more control because landing stops them sooner, but moving on the ground is just as fast as ever.
Public Demo needs this to show recognition of gaming culture, should help give positive message to potential buyers.
Make player bounce or slide off cube obstacles in world.
Get the camera to stop looking primarily at the goal! It sometimes doesn't look at the player when close to the goal.
Use more precise values so that player movement is actually always parallel or perpendicular to camera angle. This should make jumps more precise.
Get Rolando's work in there, it deserves to be heard!
Move camera so that you can see the player
Make a class for Cube Objects as to make many of them.
Presently, walls of cubes do not work since only one cube checks collision against another at a time. Cubes must check all collisions, then determine where to go from there.
Not sure what this is, needs looking into for IGF demo.
If all angles are bad, draw a silhouette instead, like Mario in Sunshine, Galaxy and 3D Land when fully or partially obscured
A .cubior file that represents a game level
Find nearest unobscured path (and if such a thing is even possible) for camera to swing along - this will always be preferred to a nearest "jump" camera movement.
Get 360 controllers working with game. Comes after fixing the camera angle movement thing, as joystick control will be more complex than current controls.
I want twenty, not five, and I want them to have flow. Theming can group them into four sets if it helps, and not all twenty need to be used, but I want to make twenty to pick from.
Make it clear who won or that you won by doing a quick 360 around the player in the moment they touch the goal
Certain camera angles on X axis make everything flip. Eliminate these! Don't pass them over to graphics.
Joysticks or directional pads should control direction, and buttons 1 and 2 should create jumping and locking. This should work with bluetooth so that Wiimotes and Dualshock 3s will work.
Camera must be able to detect platforms with no upper neighbor, then align a view between you and that pos where the empty space itself is visible. Wow, that'll be interesting.
So basically, rotate until all empty spots above cubes are visible, or any above the player.
Continue, Drop/Join, Toggle Camera Based Controls, and Quit
Angle that movement is based on should relate only to the camera angle from the last time you started pressing directional buttons. Gets reset to zero when nothing is pressed, and then based on camera angle as soon as one button is pressed.
Stick all points for polygons in an array so they don't re-send every new frame. Will Hare says this slows things down considerably - may want to check on Reddit, GameDev or TIGSource first for help on this.
Cannot jump by continuing to hold down jump, must press it a new time every time you hit the ground.
Apply movement/tick first to anyone who has not landed on someone, then mark that player as taken care of, then while some players are still not taken care of, address their movement for all of them who are landed on players that are taken care of.
Thus, the order will be from not landed on to landed on the most, maybe with a "landedOnCount" that is based on the count of landedOn + 1. That might work really well actually...
Make a catchup multiplier on movement to compensate for framerate lag. Record the time since last frame, and multiply movement rate by that, divided by expectedDelay.
All camera movement, rotations and positioning, must be on a momentum based system. Camera will ramp up to any move and slow down once within range of its target landing angle or position. Applying this to all movement should slow things down enough to not be confusing or jarring to the player.
Play when game beaten or credits icon clicked from Title Screen. When finished, return to Title Screen.
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