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My roguelike in BASIC

Started by PAQUITO, 11:42, 03 October 19

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TotO

Remember some UbiSoft intro music like Zombi and M'Enfin!, really nice tunes programmed in BASIC.
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PAQUITO

Yes, I know it can be done for intros and stuff. I was thinking in background music.

mr_lou

Quote from: PAQUITO on 12:14, 07 October 19
Yes, I know it can be done for intros and stuff. I was thinking in background music.

Yes, can also be done relative easy using the approach I described. Just have an ON SQ() GOSUB in your game loop.

Morri

@PAQUITO I have made a few 100% BASIC games with background music (Written by @mr_lou ) . CoolBox is a good example on CPCpower - https://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=13102

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PAQUITO

Quote from: Morri on 00:03, 08 October 19
@PAQUITO I have made a few 100% BASIC games with background music (Written by @mr_lou ) . CoolBox is a good example on CPCpower - https://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=13102
Pretty cool game. And awesome music. I remember faking vertical scrolls in Basic using a return in the last row (thus, letting the machine do the rest :P) How do you do it in Basic?

AMSDOS

Quote from: PAQUITO on 00:43, 08 October 19
Pretty cool game. And awesome music. I remember faking vertical scrolls in Basic using a return in the last row (thus, letting the machine do the rest :P ) How do you do it in Basic?


I think it was some OUT statements to Roll the Screen and use WINDOW on the sides to delete the scenery from appearing on the other side of the screen and draw the new scenery in its place.
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* Incorporating the Firmware :P
* I also like to problem solve code in BASIC :)   * And type-in Type-Ins! :D

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asertus

Actually, when it is done I'd try to embed 8bp library. You'd get an amazing game with it.

PAQUITO

First post updated with new DSK and some minor changes. Just a little mid-week update, nothing major. Check it!

PAQUITO

New update! You can now finally face some enemies and strike some blows. It costed my blood and sweat to make it work, but there it is.SDK updated in the first post.

PAQUITO

New update!
The monsters generation system had to be almost rewritten, but now it´s much more easy to edit for future updates.
This update contains some extra things, some visual incorporations, bug fixes and, in general, everything starts to be much more functional.

DSK updated in the first post!

PAQUITO

#35
I need help with one question I can´t make it work.
I want to print two values in the format x/x.

I mean, about the hit points, if I have 150 hps left from a total of 300. Is there a way to print "150/300"?
I know I can always do PRINT hp;"/";hpmax. But it would give me something like "150 / 300" (with blank spaces when I want all the characters side by side) Is this possible?


I´ve been trying with PRINT USING but it doesn´t seem to be the way.
EDIT: I tried STR$, which converts a numeric value to a literal value, but it still generates a blank space at the beggining of the string :(

Fessor

As there was no function to trim a string you have to do something like this to get rid of the first char of the string.
hp$=str$(hp):hp$=right$(hp$,len(hp$)-1)

PAQUITO

#37
Quote from: Fessor on 22:59, 15 October 19
As there was no function to trim a string you have to do something like this to get rid of the first char of the string.
hp$=str$(hp):hp$=right$(hp$,len(hp$)-1)
Yes, I used that string trimming approach to generate the gameboard out of a bunch of DATA lines. I will try that.
EDIT: Yay! it totally works! Thanks!


PAQUITO

Quote from: asertus on 15:16, 10 October 19
Actually, when it is done I'd try to embed 8bp library. You'd get an amazing game with it.
I´ll make sure to give you a touch when it´s finished.

PAQUITO

New version! A lot of new things and interesting things. Check it in the first post.

PAQUITO

Quick question: The game is by now in Spanish. Are you having trouble understanding it? I can change it to english if you want.

VincentGR

Quote from: PAQUITO on 22:44, 17 October 19
Quick question: The game is by now in Spanish. Are you having trouble understanding it? I can change it to english if you want.


That would be great.

PAQUITO

Quote from: VincentGR on 07:44, 18 October 19

That would be great.
Done. Please find the updated link to the DSK now in english in the first post.

VincentGR

Thanks!!!


Can't wait for the final release  :)

PAQUITO

Sadly, I only can invest a few hours after work, so it´s growing slowly. This weekend I want to code an AI to make enemies that actually chase you (not only walk around at random like the rats)

AMSDOS

Quote from: PAQUITO on 21:57, 18 October 19Sadly, I only can invest a few hours after work, so it´s growing slowly. This weekend I want to code an AI to make enemies that actually chase you (not only walk around at random like the rats)



The last example of code I posted in my Collision Detection thread is from an old AA Type-In called Lawn Mower Simulator, in that game there is a Person who follows the Lawn Mower around the screen which maybe of some help if you want things chasing you.
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PAQUITO

Quote from: AMSDOS on 22:05, 18 October 19



The last example of code I posted in my Collision Detection thread is from an old AA Type-In called Lawn Mower Simulator, in that game there is a Person who follows the Lawn Mower around the screen which maybe of some help if you want things chasing you.

The real challenge will not be monsters chasing you, but monsters chasing you and finding a way through obstacles

VincentGR

Can't wait to play when it's done, don't worry  ;D

PAQUITO

I´m having a very dense research task this whole weekend, since finding a way to make the enemies chase you while avoiding obstacles is being really tricky.After taking a look at some classic maze solving programming methods, I´m starting to find a way to calculate paths between two squares of the game grid. I think I have something. Right now I´m trying to write a pathfinder program to see if it works as expected so I can implement it in the game.
Anyways it´s being really interesting to develop. It involves things like tracing primary paths from the two points, checking for intersections, etc... Let´s see if I can make it work :)


robcfg

Have you considered the A* pathfinding algorithm?

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