#30daydev – INCD021

Don’t Stub Your Big Toe

INC $D021 — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 09:29:14 +0000

@INCD021 We wrote a poem about your game Don't Stub Your Big Toe! http://t.co/9NPdGVe8Q1

— Poems About Games (@PoemsAboutGames) October 20, 2014

Ladders Unity and #30daydev

INC $D021 — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 08:44:14 +0000

Making a lot of small games, and only thinking about making it work and not on optimization and correct structures, have made a lot of old problems vanish. For instance, months back I spend days on a small problem with a character and detecting when he was on a ladder, it ended with me shelving the project.. It should have been soooo simple, but my character was made up of 3 colliders, and they where animated, so using OnTriggerEnter2d didn’t work as I got an “enter” on one collider and another “enter” for the next and so on, and the same when one collider would “exit” the ladder collider. But now doing other small projects and optimization isn’t in focus, I wanted to revisit it, and as clear as it should have been back months ago, the solution was clear. Just make a child GameObject add a small collider on a layer that only interacts with ladders and a small script detection OnTriggerEnter/Exit2d and send the information to the parent script. I haven’t tested it yet, but can’t see why it shouldn’t work

The #30daydev have already given me so much, and I’m only halfway there. I’ll keep learning..

Now, go make games!

– Henning

Paper Racer

INC $D021 — Tue, 16 Sep 2014 21:13:25 +0000

Did it, after to many hours.. My 7th ‪#‎30daydev‬ game done! Hope you enjoy “Paper Racer“, a very slow paced game.

It’s an old turn based racing game we used to play on paper when I was a kid.
You have to select one of 8 possible moves, the next move will start by moving the same amount as you did last move.

So if you moved 1 step forward as your first move, the next 8 possible moves will be around 1 step forward from your current position.

The hard part is trying to gain maximum speed and to remember to brake in do time. 70% of the time you gain to much speed and won’t be able to turn in time. BOOM!

Again it took waaay to long to develop. This time caused by a small oversight on my part that took hours to find I missed some coliders/layer in my raycast

Now it’s time for ZZzzzzzzzz………

Now, go make games!

– Henning

Yell At It..!

INC $D021 — Sat, 13 Sep 2014 14:03:04 +0000

Yet another #30daydev game.My son Jesper Bergmann (7) allowed me to make another #30daydev game today, 5th so far.
He did the level design. Dad is so proud

As the name sugests you have you yell at the game, to move. The louder you yell the further the player objects move apart.

I added a sencitivity slider to adjust the needed sound volumen to move, so you don’t really have to yell at the game.

The game only works if you allow it to use the default microphone of your computer, so if you don’t want to, then sorry you won’t be able to play.

Have fun yelling at gamejolt

Now, go make games!
– Henning