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[_] sup /f/ Anon 2229053 last thread 404'd before I could put up my email. interested programmers, please contact me at: znerfsnerf@gmail.com ---- sup /f/ looking for an as3 programmer to work on a similar platformer engine and help progress this game (this one's a simple test in as2) got a new collision system in place but I'm not much of a programmer myself so I'd like some help in making this happen. here are some rough test animations with a new character model to show what kind of content would be in the game: http://www.swfcabin.com/open/1387422909 http://www.swfcabin.com/open/1387422950 http://www.swfcabin.com/open/1387471841
>> [_] Anon 2229058 I'm more than comfortable working at a reasonable pace as long as we're getting shit done, if I can get a decent programmer who doesn't bail after a month or two then hopefully we should have something good going for us. it would be interesting to add rpg elements, a branching storyline, combat system, multiple characters with their own mechanics and the like, but I'd like to take things one step at a time for now.
>> [_] John Moses Browning 2229069 OK, one step at a time What do you need at first? Or a better question: how far is your progress? Do you already know how the game should be and what you have to do for it?
>> [_] Anon 2229082 >># right now the most important thing is getting the feel of the game right, so the engine itself is the top priority. I'm generally happy with the results I got in as2 and as tempting as it is to convert several lines of code to as3 I'd rather have a more competent programmer help rewrite the code altogether for efficiency's sake. I was also using a state machine in as2 and I'm not 100% sure how to implement a similar system in as3 what with the function loop changes.. so I'd rather not dive deeper than I should. I know I'm bound to run into bigger issues in the future so I'd prefer to just work with someone who actually knows what they're doing haha
>> [_] Anon 2229084 movement and gravity/collision would come first, then jumping (which has separate velocity friction) and then a refinement to the collision (assuming we'd start with something basic) since no one wants to play with that buggy flash collision. I found some interesting collision code that we could potentially work with here, try hitting the block at high speeds: http://www.swfcabin.com/open/1386362492 like I said, I'm not a programmer. this isn't my forte but I can offer suggestions to bounce back and forth to get the game to a satisfying stage.
>> [_] Anon 2229095 overly smooth tweened "breathing" idle animations are the staples of any porn game.
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