[quote="Renhoek"]been a while since I posted anything, just implemented a basic powerup so I thought it would be a good time to show off again. [img]http://i.imgur.com/DvQskfe.gif[/img] HUD's still a W.I.P[/quote] Why's the HUD still a W.I.P.? Looks fine to me. With that said, I just had to ask - does that look like we'll be able to "select" Kirby's ability when the situation calls for it in your project that you're developing?

[quote="[url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?p=508529#p508529]Merit Celaire[/url]"]Why's the HUD still a W.I.P.? Looks fine to me. With that said, I just had to ask - does that look like we'll be able to "select" Kirby's ability when the situation calls for it in your project that you're developing?[/quote] Probably a debug feature.

[quote="Kirby's Adventure"][quote="[url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?p=508529#p508529]Merit Celaire[/url]"]Why's the HUD still a W.I.P.? Looks fine to me. With that said, I just had to ask - does that look like we'll be able to "select" Kirby's ability when the situation calls for it in your project that you're developing?[/quote] Probably a debug feature.[/quote] Yes, the power thing's a debug feature because I haven't programmed any ability gain function yet, also the HUD's still a wip because I left the "place stuff here" masks from the sprite sheet I'm using, idk how you missed that :v

[img]http://i.imgur.com/iOACDr0.gif[/img] Just showing it's not dead. I spent like three days finetuning these particle effects.

*Thumbs up* How far along is the game?

Almost done with the second boss battle. After that I just need to make one more level and the cutscenes and chapter 1 is complete. Yeah, it's not too far into development, but I'm still working on core mechanics and stuff. Once all that's done the other chapters should come together much more quickly.

The only thing is the light props showing up through the puff of smoke effect.

[img]http://i.imgur.com/cksLwtf.gif[/img] Finally solved "joystick velocity" I guess you could call it. The game basically senses how fast you move the joystick which allows for dashing/running allowing for more lively inputs (compared to a conventional run-button) That jacked dude is Cupid btw.

Looking good!

[img]http://imgur.com/jkms2rx.gif[/img] So I gave these a shot

[img]http://i.imgur.com/DfTKY6H.gif[/img]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/d9yuwc0.gif[/img] ~Zou Development 3 I can still work on the project "Raccoon's Way", but only did this just for the sake of doing "something".

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Did some stuff with stars, water and borders. [img]http://i.imgur.com/U3MyiDR.gif[/img]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/C87zsdq.gif[/img] Not working on new stages atm, but I made this the past few days. Just showing I'm not slacking off.

[quote="Renhoek"]Did some stuff with stars, water and borders. gif[/quote] Kirby shouldn't use his falling animation underwater. It should be the forward facing one.

No one is saying you are slacking off, no need to get defensive :) I liked Magnesis in BotW too so that's cool to see.

[quote="Vertette"]No one is saying you are slacking off, no need to get defensive :) I liked Magnesis in BotW too so that's cool to see.[/quote]Yeah, I got inspired by BotW, lol. In top-down view you will be able to control the distance of the object from you, while in third-person view you can move it up and down. The individual controls work very naturally with the respective perspectives, so that should open up some cool opportunities for puzzles. Magnetism will also allow you to hook into enemies so you can drain their health holding the attack button while you just need to dodge their attacks.

[quote="DJ Coco"]In top-down view you will be able to control the distance of the object from you, while in third-person view you can move it up and down. The individual controls work very naturally with the respective perspectives, so that should open up some cool opportunities for puzzles..[/quote] Ah, I was wondering if it worked in top-down mode. What happens with Magnesis during transitions between third-person and top-down?

[quote="Vertette"][quote="DJ Coco"]In top-down view you will be able to control the distance of the object from you, while in third-person view you can move it up and down. The individual controls work very naturally with the respective perspectives, so that should open up some cool opportunities for puzzles..[/quote] Ah, I was wondering if it worked in top-down mode. What happens with Magnesis during transitions between third-person and top-down?[/quote]If you're going from third-person to top-down the crate will just adjust to the fixed height, while vice-versa the crate adjusts to the fixed distance. So nothing too interesting.

[img]http://i.imgur.com/RTctib8.gif[/img] More Breath of the Wild-inspired stuff. Don't worry, it will play very differently than it did in BotW.