RushJet's Recent Projects

Tanx_v1.1

CONTROLS: Tank Azul: forward (w), reverse (s), turn left (a), turn right (d), turret left (c), turret right (b), shoot (v). Tank Rojo: forward (i), reverse (k), turn left (j), turn right (l), turret left (left arrow), turret right (right arrow), shoot (down arrow). Accomplishments through v0.5: *locational relationship between base & turret *independent operation of base, turret, and projectile *event-triggered constraints for command use *solved sequencing issues with sequentially triggered broadcasts: first sets variables, second begins operation *sound!s Accomplishments through v1.0: *multiplayer game developed *controls changed to half-keyboard and no mouse (can't have mouse if there are two players and one mouse) *strange blessing: only the newest key struck registers, requiring players to "button-mash" to keep moving, thus increasing excitement and competitiveness (and hopefully entertainment value) *functional flow allows for series of games *projectile collision recognition *and finally, A POINT TO THE GAME! lol Accomplishments thru v1.1 *impliment game overhead *multiple boards *barriers stop shells, hurt tanks; shells bounce off wall Where from here?: *game menu *multiple game modes *powerups *upgraded barriers/terrain *updated graphics (perhaps)

Tanx_v1.0

CONTROLS: Tank Azul: forward (w), turn left (a), turn right (d), turret left (q), turret right (e), shoot (s). Tank Rojo: forward (8), turn left (4), turn right (6), turret left (7), turret right (9), shoot (5). Accomplishments through v0.5: *locational relationship between base & turret *independent operation of base, turret, and projectile *event-triggered constraints for op use *solved sequencing issues with sequentially triggered broadcasts: first sets variables, second begins operation *sound! Accomplishments through v1.0: *multiplayer game developed *controls changed to half-keyboard and no mouse (can't have mouse if there are two players and one mouse) *strange blessing: only the newest key struck registers, requiring players to "button-mash" to keep moving, thus increasing excitement and competitiveness (and hopefully entertainment value) *functional flow allows for series of games *projectile collision recognition *and finally, A POINT TO THE GAME! lol Where from here?: *game menu *multiple game modes *powerups *barriers/terrain *updated graphics (perhaps)

Tanx_v0.5 motion_test

Accomplishments thus far: *locational relationship between base & turret *independent operation of base, turret, and projectile *event-triggered constraints for op use *solved sequencing issues with sequentially triggered broadcasts: first sets variables, second begins operation

ChiefSlots

This operates off a list of costume names, randomly selected into a variable and then set by variable. Later I found costumes were a variable themselves, so it decides "Jackpot" winners with a compare of costume. Two sequential broadcasts ensure timing. The "Jackpot" isn't showing/hiding (unlike on my laptop..), so don't think you're losing EVERY time.. just most =P

ChiefMoveTest

*note*: the character frollicks upon keystroke when tested on my laptop. Try DLing and testing in editor. Testing functionality of sprite movement. Use the following: A - move left D - move right To improve this, either separate variables should be used for each key, or a broadcast "pause" between strokes. And more costuming =)