Hmm... when you finished this, once August 1st hits you should release the source in public so someone can make a basket ball game or something using the object manipulation stuff

Also it looks awesome, as always

I have the object physics separate actually, as a OBJPHYS.8xp...

Tho it's kind of specialized atm regarding detection and such, but I can edit a few things and release it

EDIT: there's an idea..."Axketball" or something

That's a very good use for this routine, nice job with it

Atm I'm implementing options to the editor:  whether the player is allowed to shift and/or switch.

While I'm doing that, feel free to throw out anything you'd like to see in this (keep it realistic, tho )

Planned/thought about (mostly tiles) :
tile solid to player, air to object
vice-versa of above
tiles that create force on object (ie if it goes in a down tile it's vert velocity is set to the max downward, 32 (all 4 directions))
one-way tiles, might have trouble spriting (tile animations are pretty much out of the question with 4 level grayscale unless i went to 15 mhz)
switches, doors
multiple objects?
8*8 graphics with either
    smoothscrolling or roughscrolling

EDIT: also it looks as if "go boom" is going better in the poll.  what should happen afterwards?

EDIT2: also I'm trying to wring out this completely random bug...I think i know what's causing it but the easy way to fix it would also be a good way to slow the engine down: recompute a few coordinates for detection

Sounds good, editing the map might be tricky, but possible.

Also btw I'm not sure how possible it will be to have an explosion per se while the game is going, unless I redrew the level every frame.  I'm still working in 6mhz, so that would cause major slowdown

What i meant was a real explosion effect would probably be impossible in 6mhz without the game going at about 3/4 of the fps it's going now (unless runer was involved ).
Not to mention how larger it would make it

Simply making the box disappear is easily doable.
So, make box disappear and respawn at set point it is. (unless there's another good idea out there)

This means I'll have to make some indestructible blocks or something, b/c otherwise it would be possible to beat pretty much any level just by blasting your way through it if the object exists
(yes, planned option is whether object exists or not)


Designing a simple GUI for the editor atm.  So many options... 0.o

True.  But idk if there's a way to XOR circles and/or lines, else I would have to redraw a buffer (or both) and that would be quite the pause

^That's also how I do it.

I was wondering...
If I re-used the Tio tile selector (my own code) for the level editor, would that have a negative effect on the originality score?
Specifically a really modified version of this: (code from pre-050 or whenever closing parenthesis were suddenly needed more than before or whatever)