Episode Twenty-Three Episode Twenty-Three of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric brushes up the alien laser gameplay, making it clearer to the player what they need to do to survive the alien onslaught. 0:00 Opening Credits 7:57 […]
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Episode Twenty-Two Episode Twenty-Two of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric continues work on the alien laser weapon, getting it to fire as you’d expect a laser would, getting it to sweep in an arc, and getting
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For our top-down 2D cowboy shooter, Project Spaghetti, we began to introduce a new enemy type, the alien, that behaves differently from the other enemies in two ways: it has a shield, and it fires a laser. Our goal for the laser is to have a weapon that takes the player’s position, begins to charge,
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Episode Twenty-One Episode Twenty-One of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric gets started making the aliens in the night level feel more like aliens with reflective shields and the beginnings of the laser attack. 0:00 Opening Credits
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Episode Twenty Episode Twenty of the live game development show that we do every week on Twitch.tv is up on our YouTube channel. This week, for Project Spaghetti, Eric prepares some crystal bumpers and the rough assets for the night level, including a few variations of aliens to find the one that fits. For a
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On last week’s show, episode 20, we roughed up five aliens with the help of our Twitch crew (thank you Pandabitz!) and came to the conclusion that the fifth and final one – a mix of the original idea with the large head/narrow body idea was the way to go. We’ll be implementing the gameplay