#slick2d

[oldteaowl]

К слову, написал на днях маленькую тестовую игруху в минималистическом стиле; Собственно: Ты - программист. Стало известно, что на твою систему совершена хакерская атака, и теперь тебе при помощи терминала нужно развалить их узлы доступа. Но не только ты можешь их выкурить, но и они тебя, так что соображать нужно быстро. Доступны следующие команды: - enemy.corrupt() - повреждает часть ячеек памяти, точки доступа хакера - localhost.clear() - очищает кэш, а вместе с ним и консоль - и твою, и врага - localhost.repair() - аварийно восстанавливает часть ячеек памяти, куда прописан ты Хакер (он только один, ибо я слишком ленив)) тоже может тебя атаковать, и скорость, с которой он печатает, зависит от уровня сложности. Нужно, вбивая команды в консоль, стереть противника с HDD до того, как он сотрёт тебя - всё как обычно)

p.s. Если кому интересно - скачать можно тут, на прохождение уйдёт минуты 2-3 Жмём кнопку Clone or download > download zip чтобы скачать, и запускаем .jar двойным кликом p.p.s. К слову, должна быть установлена java, без неё не запуститься

[oldteaowl]

Сел поработать над своей многострадальной поняшной игрой, и решил оставить маленькую ремарку о том, как можно организовать collision detection в slick2d, ибо материалов по сабжу не очень-то много =>  

@Override public void update(GameContainer container, int delta) throws SlickException { if (check("RIGHT") && this.collide(TYPE, x+2, y)==null) { x += speed; setAnim("right"); }}

Как это работает: если хитбокс вашего персонажа натыкается на сущность(Entity) перед ней, то координата перестаёт изменяться, и персонаж останавливается. Следовательно, последующие проверки будут выглядеть как  this.collide(TYPE, x-2, y) если влево,  this.collide(TYPE, x, y+2) если вниз, и this.collide(TYPE, x, y-2) если вверх.

p.s. Этот принцип я рассмотрел совсем недавно, и вроде выглядит многообещающе ┌( ಠ‿ಠ)┘

[archivedchaosblog]

Pony Quest - A 2D Platformer (2012)

Pony Quest is a 2D platformer game project that I was working on for a few years starting while I was at University. I spent so much time on it because, well, when I started I knew nothing about anything. The whole project was rewritten twice to incorporate improving design foundations.

This screenshot in particular is very important to me; it demonstrates a stable object collision system I designed and implemented. It took me at least six months (on-and-off) to work out all the bugs in the system. I have a write up about it I will be posting here soon after I’ve finished making all these project posts. This picture took a lot of work to get and I’ve never been more proud of a duller picture. 

Early on in development I started co-developing a level-designer for the game. It worked pretty well, allowing you to design and export your own maps for use in the game.

The editor is written entirely in pure Java, which is quite an achievement if you’ve ever written GUIs using Java. It also implemented some kind of custom renderer to run the preview Panel which was displaying the game, or at least something that looked like it.

[parva-ranus]

Made this some time ago for a certain somebody~ I basically pulled it together in half an hour as a small programmers’ doodle. I’m sure it has a bug or two somewhere (Like how the milliseconds don’t have leading 0s for values lower than 100 because I’m lazy), but I’m happy with it as a small one-off I pulled together.

[mrmordem]

Slick2D - Les images

Slick2D – Les images

Slick2D est une bibliothèque multimédia 2D se basant sur LWJGL OpenGL. Un peu à la manière de la SFML ou encore de XNA, se Framework nous permet de développer assez facilement des applications deux dimensions ou encore trois dimensions. Dans cette vidéo cette simplicité est mise en avant.

Afficher une image avec Slick2Dest aussi simple que de se servir un café, ou encore d’allumer la télé ! Vous…

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[iankeefer]

New Content

After like 2 weeks hiatus of not programming and doing other stuff I added new content to Treasure Trails. Previously enchanting was something that I wasn't sure if I wanted to add, but with more contemplating I've decided it was the right thing to do which will be implemented with a few neat features down the road. Currently the way the game is structured each item is an Item object. Nothing more, nothing less. They're all given the same attributes regardless if it's weapon, armor, etcetera. (keeps things simple!) Each item is given an enchantment and the effect of the enchantment is given on creation of that object. I am saving old attributes of that item too so I can easily remove/overwrite the enchantment. I was looking at adding the Decorator Pattern (http://marktruran.net/?page_id=71) but, I fear adding that will just complicate things more. I'm aiming for a concept of creating objects that model real world objects so having an enchantment have an item, vs the item having an enchantment just didn't flow right with me. Hopefully this decision won't hurt me in the long run an I won't have to rewrite it.

[efealacamli]

Jurump

Jurump is my first computer game that I developed, with Ozan Yıldız. It's a project for SE320 Introduction to Video Games in Fall 2011 and our lecturer was Gazihan Alankuş. It's a 2D side scrolling game. The main character is Ali and he needs to escape from his town because of the alien invasion. He runs on the roof of the buildings and jumps over the gaps between the buildings. Player controls the jumping. Running speed is increased automatically unless players hits to a box. There are 4 bonuses: Superjump, temporary protection, speed up and whistle. Bonuses can be used with "1,2,3,4 number keys". The goal is finishing the levels faster and getting the high score.

Me and Ozan developed Jurump in Java by using Slick2D and LWJGL libraries. Levels are done with tiled map by using Tiled. Tiles, main character, aliens and all of the images are painted on GIMP. İlke Evrim Kaya helped us for the background images. We have finally launched the webstart of the Jurump today!!! You can download and play it from here. Update: Source code is available on Github.

[iankeefer]

Treasure Trail Updates!

So I'm transforming the vision of Treasure Trails into a new game idea. Previously it was going to have a lot of procedural generated content and a load of hack n' slash rouge-like dungeon (or forest) crawling. Now currently the vision is to make it into an open-world RPG. I started a new project because there were a lot of inconsistencies with how I programmed some things, but this doesn't mean I'm rewriting everything. LOOOTS of reusable code. Anyhow currently the state of this game has no copied code and totally new stuff. So far it has different game states, a new graphic component system for UI, map loading and proper clipping for objects. I'm also doing a cool little idea that I totally didn't steal from the development of The Dungeoning (http://www.thedungeoning.com/) which is I'm saving a screen capture of the game every time I close the window. This means I can put a compilation video up of the entire development once it is done. Here are some photos from that:

Would love to hear some thoughts via submission!