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as opposed to actually buying something from the shop, which you can't check for in plotscripting yet Not exactly true. I'm pretty sure you can have shops set a tag on when you buy something, and you can also check the inventory before and after each shop visit (or even just the player's money tota...

Yes. Do what msw said and you'll be golden.

If it doesn't remind you of Super Meat Boy, then you probably haven't played Super Meat Boy. I started on the game a year or two ago, within a few months of getting SMB. I got as far as putting together the engine and making the levels that would eventually become Fired Up and Swiss Cheese. Then, fo...

Thanks! I'm reconsidering a May full release because I've been working on the 64digits contest, but seriously, if you have any great ideas, I'd love to incorporate them.

Holy Saint Akbar al-Akbar volunteers to take point.

BMR wrote:Will the code eventually feature things like traps and dungeon features like in other roguelikes?

That's the plan.

Actually, there are quite a few things I'd like to do eventually, but I have to scale it to my timeline. Better work on placing the stairs first, right?

I'd have to double-check, but I'm pretty sure it won't place a wall next to a door. It also won't place a room into a location that's already mostly full. Triple walls are possible but really unlikely, and they won't affect pathing anyway. At least, that's what I remember while typing on my phone.

It's done in Hamsterspeak. These are the top-level scripts: script, generate cave level, w, h, begin # Cavernous level&#58; wide open level made by cellular automata variable&#40;i, j, k, success&#41; # Initialize variables if &#40;w << 30&#41; then &#40;w &#58;= 30&#...

I thought I'd make a thread to post updates about my 64digits competition project, so here it is! If you are also working on an entry (Spoonweaver? anyone else?), then feel free to use this thread to your own nefarious ends as well. Before the contest started, I mentioned that I was thinking of maki...

Escape the Wolf OHR wins handily this month. Let's hear it for James's epic of love, betrayal, and revenge! The selections this month are our RGC entries. Vote for your favorite. Also, don't be lazy! Nominate your favorite game! Here is a list of past winners: SLIMES! DON'T EAT SOAP! An Educational...

#1 (USAlom)
#17 (NESalom)
#19 (Will Salom Blend?)
#21 (Salomander)
#22 (Salomwasher)
#23 (Super Surlaw Bros.)
#24 (Salom Hand)
#30 (Salom Pong)
#32 (Salomiam Falcon)
#33 (Where's Salom?)

This is my attempt at a sort of "Cave Story" style of shading. I'm really pleased with the results here (although as I type this, I'm going back and touching up a few things).

Holy Saint Akbar al-Akbar is, not surprisingly, shouting praises to al-Akbar.

Holy Saint Akbar al-Akbar is stuck between fight or flight when Spittle's call brings him back to reality. He sprints to the south.

Talking is a free action!