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Zelda Projects / Re: [GMS] The Legend of Zelda GBC
« on: October 16, 2020, 09:25:07 am »
Just checking in- how's progress going?
Interested in seeing what you've come up with~
Interested in seeing what you've come up with~
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Zelda Projects / Oracle of Secrets (Z3 2010)
« on: August 15, 2020, 09:17:46 am »
Uploading this here for posterity, because it seems to be lost to time.
This is Oracle of Secrets- my entry from Z3 back in 2010. It basically exists because I wanted to learn Blitzmax, and I felt the best way to do it was to recreate something else. Some effects run fast. Check readme, etc
Not uploading screenshots because this is 2020 and YouTube exists:
This is Oracle of Secrets- my entry from Z3 back in 2010. It basically exists because I wanted to learn Blitzmax, and I felt the best way to do it was to recreate something else. Some effects run fast. Check readme, etc
Not uploading screenshots because this is 2020 and YouTube exists:
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The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Secrets
Designed by Mamoruanime
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-Information:-------------------------
This project is for promotional purposes
only during the Z3 event at www.zfgc.com.
When linking to this game, please link
directly to the Z3 page associated with it
instead of hotlinking directly to the
game.
Please do not ask about release dates,
completion progress, or anything regarding
the development process of this game. It
is not being made with the intentions of
completion, only with the intentions of
showcasing a design.
The answer to any and all of those questions
is the following:
"What you see is what you get, and you'll
probably see more next year during Z3."
Remember to play through a second time for
a special easter egg.
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-Credits:-----------------------------
Intellectual Property Owner: Nintendo
Programming, and misc development: Mamoruanime
Sound Effects: HelpTheWretched
Mamoruanime
Music: Mamoruanime (GB Darkworld Theme)
Surasshu (Farore's Lullaby)
Map Format and toolkit: Xfixium
Testing/Early Viewers: DJvenom
Surasshu
Windy
Xfixium
Infinitus
SpriteCollector
CrystalAngel04
Starforsaken101
AoDC
Vash
.TakaM
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-Keys:--------------------------------
If you would like to change the key bindings,
please open the settings.txt file located in
the root folder of the game.
A:......................................A
B:......................................S
Start:..................................F
Select:.................................D
Up:.....................................Up
Down:...................................Down
Left:...................................Left
Right:..................................Right
Speed-Up:...............................Q
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-Settings.txt-------------------------
This file contains specific surface-level
values in the game. If for some reason you've
corrupted your settings beyond repair, simply
delete it. The game will run using default settings.
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Zelda Projects / Re: [GMS] The Legend of Zelda GBC
« on: June 29, 2020, 03:38:04 am »I'd still like to see an example of your solution.
Here's a very simple demonstration:
programancer.com/ScrollDemoForTRM.zip
It's very very easy, and even this can be optimized a lot. To break it down-
When the player hits the edge of the screen, it calls scrScrollScreen. scrScrollScreen creates the scroll controller object and makes sure to assign the scroll direction and call the initialization event (event_user(0) is used for this). It also makes sure the player is not able to move for the scroll.
The step event for objScrollController is where the magic happens- it lerps both the cameras position and the player's position, then returns control to the player when the lerp is over and destroys itself.
It should be pretty easy to follow.
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Zelda Projects / Re: [GMS] The Legend of Zelda GBC
« on: June 28, 2020, 03:25:00 am »I'm not a big fan of unsolicited advice, but if you want some advice I have a few easy improvements for scrolling and sfx you can implement pretty quickly.Let's hear em', Mamo.
Otherwise it's coming along nicely, good work and nice progress
Jee!
With sfx, if you want to keep sounds from overlapping (and as a result increasing in dB), do audio_stop_sound(sound) before playing the new one. That'll help spending rupees sound a lot better. Here's a simple script I made and use for everything:
Code: [Select]
///@function scrSound(sound)
///@description Play a sound
///@param sound
if argument0 = noone
{
exit;
}
audio_stop_sound(argument0);
audio_play_sound(argument0,10,false);
This will stop the sound you're trying to play, preventing that overlap without stopping any other sounds in the process.
Also for screen scrolling, if you're not already using lerp, I would suggest doing that- IIRC, screen transitions happen in 16 frames (I could be wrong on the exact number), which Link moving 1 pixel in that direction each frame of the screen transition- its quick, and poppy, and most times people don't even notice Link is scrolling with the screen 1px per frame. It all depends on your code setup, but as long as Link moves 1 pixel per frame of scrolling and the scroll lands evenly on the next coordinate (where lerp() comes in handy), it'll look buttery smooth~
Since I don't know how you're handling scrolling right now, the best I can do is break it down like this- when scrolling, lerp(ScrollStartPos,ScrollEndPos,Time) (end pos being one screen size in whatever direction you're scrolling), and then for Link do lerp(LinkStartPos,LinkEndPos,Time) (end pos being 16 pixels in whatever direction the screen is scrolling). Then your Time value is just an iterator that takes 16 (or however many you want really) frames to go from 0 to 1
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Zelda Projects / Re: [GMS] The Legend of Zelda GBC
« on: June 26, 2020, 05:23:19 pm »
I'm not a big fan of unsolicited advice, but if you want some advice I have a few easy improvements for scrolling and sfx you can implement pretty quickly.
Otherwise it's coming along nicely, good work and nice progress
Otherwise it's coming along nicely, good work and nice progress
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Entertainment / Re: Legend of Zelda Link to the Past - 3hr59min49 no glitches no saves Speedrun
« on: March 25, 2015, 05:20:54 am »I smell ZFGC Speedrun competitions in the near future.
Sounds familiar~
*cough Super Metroid Speedrun Competition*
How much of a competition would that REALLY be? I only know of 2 people that have publicly stated in some form that they are fanatics of Super Metroid.
One being Travis(Mammy) and the other being Phil(Antidote - I remember watching him speedrun glitch in in like a half hour on his stream or something like that 4 years ago).
Does anyone else play them repeatedly other than those two? Not saying every day or every week, but I am sure you two played them enough to know them like the back of your hand. You may get others to "join" in for fun, but it wouldn't really be a competition unless someone has been holding out on ZFGC since the beginning that they are closet Metroid fans.
Zelda titles are easier to schedule since, duh, this is a Zelda forum. I would think that based on general posts in the last few years that perhaps Minish Cap would be the one to target for the widest audience, maybe Majora's Mask. I think Link's Awakening had a site wide appeal at some point as well.
TFS- Super Metroid competition already happened years ago here, which is what it was referencing
Perhaps a taaaad bit of research on it first? The turnout was pretty good, btw. Even had cpadolph (one of the record holders for SM TAS runs) joining in.
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Entertainment / Re: Legend of Zelda Link to the Past - 3hr59min49 no glitches no saves Speedrun
« on: March 24, 2015, 11:22:49 pm »I smell ZFGC Speedrun competitions in the near future.
Sounds familiar~
*cough Super Metroid Speedrun Competition*
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Other Projects / Re: [Demo] Princess K!
« on: March 06, 2015, 01:26:06 am »
Thanks! I'm trying to draw as much inspiration from games like Metroid, Kirby, and Mario I can to make a poppy fluid experience. There are a lot of planned mechanics that should keep it pretty fun as you progress 
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Updates / Re: February activity guess!
« on: March 02, 2015, 01:46:08 am »
6 6 7! THE NEIGHBOR OF THE BEAST.
SACRIFICE. GOES ON ACROSS THE STREET.
SACRIFICE. GOES ON ACROSS THE STREET.
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Other Projects / Re: [Demo] Princess K!
« on: February 22, 2015, 11:27:39 pm »
https://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=1738782&u=283568&alert=3
Updated the demo to have Princess K's proper graphics, and a new debug weapon~
Updated the demo to have Princess K's proper graphics, and a new debug weapon~
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Other Projects / Re: [Demo] Princess K!
« on: February 19, 2015, 07:55:07 am »
Haha yeah, I need to write controller support and custom key support. Should be easy enough to do.
I'm also going to go back to the original spec Princess K sprites. I'll just keep the BG's and enemies more simplistic.
I'm also going to go back to the original spec Princess K sprites. I'll just keep the BG's and enemies more simplistic.
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Entertainment / Re: If I didn't already have a reason to get DragonBall Xenoverse...
« on: February 18, 2015, 08:36:39 pm »
Good ol' Goddammit Nappa
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Other Projects / Re: [Demo] Princess K!
« on: February 18, 2015, 01:29:18 am »
Taking Princess K in a new direction! I know that mockup I made was promising, but that style is very very time consuming to create. I scaled it back to a much simpler design.
Information and download~
Information and download~
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Zelda Projects / Re: I made a thing.
« on: February 14, 2015, 04:10:38 am »
Huehue forgot to turn vsync on, that's why general play is jittery.
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Zelda Projects / Re: I made a thing.
« on: February 13, 2015, 02:08:07 am »
I also posted about the jankiness in the original post >:OI was just goofin around with this and was like "ya know, there should be a thread about stupid stuff in OoT2d games"
Also :3 glad you like the Deku tree
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Zelda Projects / Re: I made a thing.
« on: February 13, 2015, 12:01:10 am »
Only tears on my VM for me (I run a mac with a Windows virtual machine, so it's hard to test smoothness), but on the other machine I was working with I had no tearing.
Only took about 3 days, maybe 2 or 3 hours per day. Mapping was fairly easy. I'd say the longest part is making sure all of Link's states are in. They're not all there so it's still on-going.
Only took about 3 days, maybe 2 or 3 hours per day. Mapping was fairly easy. I'd say the longest part is making sure all of Link's states are in. They're not all there so it's still on-going.
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Zelda Projects / I made a thing.
« on: February 12, 2015, 06:26:31 am »
Took a couple of days, but I was just goofing around. Enjoy.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/29034023/OoTGB.zip
keys:
UP
DOWN
LEFT
RIGHT
A
S
Notes:
Trees by djvenom
Dungeon scrolling is a bit janky. I may or may not fix this later.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/29034023/OoTGB.zip
keys:
UP
DOWN
LEFT
RIGHT
A
S
Notes:
Trees by djvenom
Dungeon scrolling is a bit janky. I may or may not fix this later.
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Entertainment / Re: Clock Town Metalized
« on: February 12, 2015, 12:38:27 am »
I have that guitar :3
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Zelda Projects / Re: ALttP heck (Play as Saria)
« on: February 10, 2015, 12:03:49 pm »
Word filters are lovely :3