Alright, now that I've written all my display routines (finally - I had elusive bugs  ) I can start programming at a much faster clip.

I started animating things with Cube Droid himself, and I figured since I think it looks so cool I'd share it with everyone.  As you can tell, I haven't implemented collision detection yet, but you get the picture.

Edit: It looks like my Wabbit settings weren't quite right.  Oops.

My stationary sprites are animated.

What do you guys think?

Looks awesome, greyscale looks pretty clean ^^ I'm guessing you can't walk through walls in the future

Quote from: leafiness0 on June 25, 2011, 10:24:58 pm

Looks awesome, greyscale looks pretty clean

Indeed it does, for four levels that's looking pretty clean

Thanks, guys.   It took me forever to get it this clean.  I'll reveal how I'm doing it (in pure Axe) after the contest is over.

---

Update for today:
I got a ton done.  Collision detection works completely, batteries are collectible, crates move, and more.  My next task is keeping my animated battery/empty battery sprites from covering or interfering with how I'm displaying everything.

Screenie:

Awesome, it's looking like the original!

Another Game I have to play when it comes out.

This really looks great. Definitively a lot of new great Axe games coming out.

Contests are awesome for that reason ^^

Alright, major updates tonight.  The main engine is complete except for the enemy code.  In other words, since the last screenie I have finished the graphics bugs, made teleport crates disappear, and arrows work, among other details.  Also, it is possible to end the level by going to the ship after collecting all of the batteries.
Anyway, enough words, how about some screenies!





Some more info:
Right now the executable is 6424 bytes, though some of that is just placeholders.  I think the final game will be an App.
It's running at 6 mhz, and unless I hit some unforeseen problem it will stay like that.

Let me know what you think.