No enemy code yet as the main collision system isn't quite done yet.  They won't be implemented for a while as all the things they will have to interact with and navigate will need to be made before them.  I hope to have them have much better AI than I did with combat ball (on which I learned a lot about what not to do) and have more than just simple movement/attack paterns like in metroid or castlevania.

As well, I found two of the bugs Ive been trying to deal with.  I had the code that lets you jump occur after the vertical collision, so it was possible to get pulled through walls above the player, and I had been using the wrong set of collision cordinates for the vertical check which was causing some major problems.  I still have a bit to do before the diagonal walls work, but I am pleased by how the system works so far as I can do some fairly neat things like make walls change dimmensions and it should be easy to let them move the player around as elevators, be slippery or sticky, etc.

@madskillz: its being made in gamemaker 6.1 because it cuts down on the amount of work I have to do (especialy graphics, which I haven't much experience with in c++) though it pressents its own problems.

Right now, I am redoing the collisions with a combination of rectangle checks and triangle checks.  As of this post, save sloped floors and sloped ceilings (which I may not bother with if they are to much hastle) are done.  That's what I'll show off in the demo I hope to have up soon.  Then, I will begin cleaning up the code before I move on to the resource handler and work on my gui system some more.  I hope to have the engine functional before I head back to classes.

since I don't plan to make a game with them, I don't mind as long as they are creditted to me.  I will post the sheets soon.

why not a digipet domo...I wants him on my clac

sweet!

right now the engine works except its very patchy and you can get caught/pulled through in walls and such and a number of other problems.  I am examining solutions right now and may change the current floor system from line segments to bounding box/triangle collisions.  The current method is just plainly complicated and would be prone to errors.