Just thought I'd pop in and say this:
FREAKING-YES-I-FINALLY-GOT-THE-LIVES-SYSTEM-TO-WORK-OH-MY-GOODNESS-I'M-SO-RELIEVED-THAT-THING-WAS-TAKING-ALL-OF-MY-TIME-AND-I-COULDN'T-FOCUS-ON-ANYTHING-ELSE-BECAUSE-IT-WAS-SO-ANNOYING-BUT-FINALLY-DEAR-GOD-YES-IT'S-DONE!
Ahem.
So, yes, I have completed the lives
system. No GIF or anything, but I'll be able to post something this
weekend, I'll betcha.
Right now, there's one problem that's
bringing development to a screeching halt: The collisions are all
messed up with the player object. He either just completely slides
through the wall objects, or they resist him a little bit, but it's
completely hit or miss. Random. I don't get why . . . I'm using
Unity's FixedUpdate function, which is specifically for physics . . .
I feel like the solution to this problem will be a long and difficult
one.
So, yeah. See you this weekend.
Hopefully, I'll have these problems fixed and maybe some new things
to show you! Like a main menu . . . hint hint . . .
Also, next week I am going to running
camp (What a nerd), so absolutely nothing will get done. And I'm
going to love it.
Oh, and, one last thing: I tried the
game as an EXE – after smoothing things out a bit, you see – and
by golly, everything that works in Unity works as an EXE! So expect,
like, I dunno . . . a pathetic version of a Beta or something like
that, within the next few weeks. With maybe five-ten levels.
Video proof of my problem:
(My free trial ran out of my usual screen-capture program, so falling back on a crappier one)
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