Slime Salad

I wouldn't say I'm proud of this, but I created it... Yeah.

I'm using slice collide in the main loop. If the cursor is colliding with a bar with the lookup code sli:forward, it turns it into an arrow. There's the same script (literally copy and pasted) for the backwards bar, except that one works perfectly. The forward bar functions as a clickable, so I know...

So, when your cursor turns into an up arrow when you hover over the top of the scene, it's to signify that you can move forward. But uh... You'll only see that on the first screen because for some reason it won't do it anywhere else. Moving forward is still totally functional, just bear in mind that...

Yeah but in that case, you still have to take into consideration the slice collisions and the results from them. Just making it invisible won't stop the player from being able to interact with it. You have to put another 'if' in there to make sure they can't after making it invisible.

I know this can be easily done with a script, but I was wondering if it has ever been considered to add in conditionals, perhaps similar to those of text boxes, into the slice collection editor. For example, if you want to load a slice collection, but if a certain tag is on, then character shouldn't...

Yeah I redid it. Everything's fine. I have a lot of scenes that are, uh, not of the same caliber of effort as many of the others. I'll try to fix it but right now I'm more worried about the important parts.

Gimp crashed again. Ironically while I was drawing the same scene as when it crashed before. This might be a setback.

EDIT: I'm going to eat my own foot.

EDIT EDIT: Turns out I'm not flexible enough. My foot survives another day.

That's one of the reasons I realized that making the text boxes text slices was a better idea. It's easier to manage the parenting of everything that way, because they are slices you've created rather than ones in there by default.

It's ok. I just got very disheartened at the time, since I was nearly done and had spent about an hour on it. And it normally doesn't crash like that, in fact I don't believe it ever has, so I really wasn't expecting it. I suppose I should just save more often.

Hey Gimp crashed when I was almost done with a really detailed inn scene

Does anyone know how I might be able to recover it? It didn't give a crash report or anything and I don't know how to find that sort of thing.

I think you might only be able to find it on the Google Play store. It's there if you just search MOCBJ Software.

Holy crap I beat it. That was intense man. I wasn't sure if the rate increased when you take a tower down but I was sure after I took down three. I was just playing Left for Dead 2 and that wasn't as bad as this (that's a good thing). First of all, wow, this is great, especially since it came out of...

Any extra time just means I have more time to put stuff together, but I knew what I was getting into when I started this. An extension would be great if everyone else agrees.

I've finished what I think to be all of my game's core mechanics. I still have a lot of work to do by means of artwork and writing and things like that, but I think I'll be able to start making serious headway this week. I don't know if I'll finish in time. It depends on how long I end up making the...

I did it and it works perfectly! It's actually better this way because I don't have to worry about text boxes drawing over other slice collections that I load. I also got clickable areas to work and everything else and I can't believe it but I think the engine is pretty much complete. I just have to...