Woah! I've always wanted to do something like this on fuze but 3d is way beyond me at the moment... Hopefully you can succeed!

Love it! really nice effect

My first stab at the ball bouncing (which in my defense I did really, really late at night) was taking the result of the collideSprites() function, which returns, among other things, a vector called resolution_a (described as "Vector - How sprite A was pushed during the collision { x, y }"). So I just multiplied that vector with a constant and set that as the new speed for the sprite.

That kind of worked, but it was very inconsistent. Sometimes the balls would just pass through the viruses, and sometimes they would fly away super fast. It looked kind of bad, to be honest.

So I decided to fix this. I still wanted to use the c.resolution_a, since that seemed easier than having to calculate angles and stuff myself. So what I did was taking the returned vector, normalizing it using the normalize() function, and then multiplying it with the speed the ball had before the collision.This worked perfectly, and the bounces feels really good now. Very satisfying!

@Mechanical if you download the ‘improved joycon test’ program from the big share thread, it’ll show you what is happening with the numbers when you twist the joycon around. The numbers go from -1 to 1 just like the analogue sticks, and can probably be used similarly in your case (atan2 to get an angle maybe?) Be aware though, that proper recalibration only seems to be possible by docking/undocking or disconnecting/reconnecting the joycon. I think you’ll be able to get some sort of usable aiming working though if you try a few things out..

@xevdev they should have or would be good to have links on this site for them

Use the time() command. Have variables called starttime, currenttime, and elapsedtime. Put a starttime = time() right at the beginning before your main loop, put a currenttime = time() inside your main loop, and then just remember that elapsedtime = currenttime-starttime. Making starttime=currenttime will reset the counter (don’t do that every loop though, obviously), and if you just want seconds, then secondscounter = elapsedtime%60

The % means ‘modulo’ , btw. Google it, it’s very useful!

Thank still want to add some more but it will be a little while till I get around to it

Its been quite a while but I can now release ver. 1!

Code: NXKSUVQD51

Please read the description if you want to add your own games to the homescreen, if you need any help feel free to message me and I can help :)

Also to exit any of the apps press L and R at the same time.

@Dave this tune is epic, will try and match it with a part/scene in my game

Nice! Just played and I like that. Makes you think

Sure, go right ahead.

That's an expensive signed photo and tour :D

@Dave
Haha! I’m the same with anything like this

I'm getting serious Battlezone vibes from that, which is a good thing!