Thank you so much for the code and the documentation! I am using it for a game. I found that is better to add collisions on top and under the player position if there is not a trigger (door), instead it gets blocked. Appart from that goes very well!
Hello, sorry for the late reply! I really liked it, the system you implemented for the extra challenge was really interesting. I hope the building process was streamlined enough. Thanks for using my template!
I think your system is briliant, at the begining is tricky, but once you understand goes well, after all you are using GB Studio in a different way or purpose than usual RPG. The documentation is very helpfull! thank you! it also made me understand better how to work with variables. Just the isue I was mentioning, but is easy to mend with collisions. Glad you liked Elorri!
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It's very bugged, you can go left/right even if there's no door.Sorry, my mistake...you can't "go" left or right, you can only go onwards. left and right changes the direction you're facing
Jesus I'm dumb, you're right, so sorry!
Thank you for this contribution! I went great lengths to get the GB Studio version that this system was designed for. Worth it!
Thank you so much for the code and the documentation! I am using it for a game. I found that is better to add collisions on top and under the player position if there is not a trigger (door), instead it gets blocked. Appart from that goes very well!
I have uploaded the game, Elorri: https://unairequejo.itch.io/elorri
hope you like it! Thank you very much again!
Hello, sorry for the late reply! I really liked it, the system you implemented for the extra challenge was really interesting. I hope the building process was streamlined enough. Thanks for using my template!
I think your system is briliant, at the begining is tricky, but once you understand goes well, after all you are using GB Studio in a different way or purpose than usual RPG. The documentation is very helpfull! thank you! it also made me understand better how to work with variables. Just the isue I was mentioning, but is easy to mend with collisions. Glad you liked Elorri!