I would like to discuss my Idea
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I haven't played werewolf yet, but I heard about it. It's kind of a Card game with a Traitor style.
I will look for a way to document my progress and upload it here to share my thoughts.
Right now I have an Engine written down for only 1 Player. You have 4 Weapons to choose from, your range and speed depends on your chosen weapon making the fist the fastest one.
My Plan is to Add all controls for player 1 and copy these lines for player 2 and so on.
Finally I want to be able to choose the player Number and the engine initializes dependant on the variables I set before.
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Sounds intriguing, but how you gonna do the secret invisibility stuff if everyone’s looking at the same screen?
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For some inspiration, take a look at "Hidden in plain sight", which is available on the Switch eShop. That is a game that does hidden roles really well, and it does it with really simple graphics and game play. My kids and I love to play it together; so much fun!
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@Kat oh I'm very sorry for that.
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@vinicity we love it too, excellent little game
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@toxibunny I think I will add Hiding Places where the player Sprite will vanish.
Giving all roles the ability to disappear would be interesting as well
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Right now I have a mathematical problem.
I have PlayerSprite and Cursor Sprite
I want to launch a 3rd Bullet Sprite
At PlayerSprite location and I want it to fly towards the Cursor Sprite.For that I need a formula to rotate the Sprite towards the Cursor and I don't know how to achieve that.
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To get the angle to a specific point, you will need to use atan2(). Take a look at Wikipedia:
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Whoa that reminds me of my school days.
I need to get better in math, Im just seeing Greek symbols xD
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There is an example here that uses it to set a sprites rotation angle:
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I will look into that this evening, I'm at work atm
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Do that! (It seems to be live now as well!)
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Atan2() is pretty sweet. I used it for a twin stick shooter once.
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Twin stick shooter sounds pretty much like the game I'm coding :D
I'm getting CS2D vibes -
I just love Fuze. From getting an idea in my head (a rotating tank and a crosshair) to having a working demo, and then sharing it with others took like 20-25 minutes. That is pretty amazing and shows how easy Fuze is to work with once you get used to all its little idiosyncrasies!
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@vinicity Can we quote you on that?
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Sure, go right ahead.
