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Help, Errors, FAQ / Re: Supported Video Card List
« on: 2013-03-15, 12:31:41 PM »
My Nvida 660m (laptop) graphics card seems to have some issues. It runs but it stutters. Even in the editor I notice the mouse will skip some.
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Help, Errors, FAQ / Best way to handle multiple "collectbles"
« on: 2013-03-15, 10:58:44 AM »
So I'm going to have multiple collectables. Some will do various things other than add points. So I want to group them by type. I thought I would keep all the point based collectables in one Tile Category but I can't seem to get a proper nested if statement to work
The logic is obviously
If TouchTile == TileCategory I want
if TileCategory.Index == X //Not sure how to get this part to work? I'm trying to use tilecategory touched but that doesn't seem to work
Play sound
Update Score
Remove tile X
If TileCategory.Index == Y
play sound
update Score
remove tile
That's my desired approach. My working approach is to create a different Tile Category for each collectable. This doesn't seem to be efficient.
The logic is obviously
If TouchTile == TileCategory I want
if TileCategory.Index == X //Not sure how to get this part to work? I'm trying to use tilecategory touched but that doesn't seem to work
Play sound
Update Score
Remove tile X
If TileCategory.Index == Y
play sound
update Score
remove tile
That's my desired approach. My working approach is to create a different Tile Category for each collectable. This doesn't seem to be efficient.
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Help, Errors, FAQ / Re: Implementing Game Score (Via timer)
« on: 2013-03-15, 10:00:22 AM »
That got it, thanks. So, all of the text fields in the sgdk are parameters and as long as I know what type of parameter I'm dealing with, I can put any compilable code into that field? That's good to know. It's not limited to pre-defined rules. Since this appears to be the case, is there a reference library somewhere so I can figure out that I should have done Counter.Score.CurrentValue instead of just Counter.Score? I couldn't find the counter class anywhere in the provided code. (I assume it's a class anyways)
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Help, Errors, FAQ / Re: Implementing Game Score (Via timer)
« on: 2013-03-14, 01:46:31 PM »
Sweet, thanks. I should have figured that out : /
Alright, last thing. I'm displaying the counter as suggested but it's saying Counter#value# even though my label is "" + Counter.Score. I would obviously like to do "Score: " + Counter.Score and show only Score: #value#
Is that what the modified drawcounterwithlabel is for?
Thanks
Alright, last thing. I'm displaying the counter as suggested but it's saying Counter#value# even though my label is "" + Counter.Score. I would obviously like to do "Score: " + Counter.Score and show only Score: #value#
Is that what the modified drawcounterwithlabel is for?
Thanks
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Help, Errors, FAQ / Re: Implementing Game Score (Via timer)
« on: 2013-03-14, 12:28:26 PM »
Scratch that, I did what bluemonkmn suggested. how do I update a counter manually. Only functions I see are increment, set Maximum, set Min. I want to add some arbitrary amount.
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Help, Errors, FAQ / Implementing Game Score (Via timer)
« on: 2013-03-13, 11:07:23 AM »
Ok, so I can create the timer in C# but I'm not so sure how to implement it in sgdk. I've just started using this so I still have no idea how everything fits together. I've done the basic tutorial, but that's it. So,
1. How do I implement C# code into sgdk (I know how to import it, but how do I USE it?)
2. Once the timer is running, I don't want to display the timer, I want to display the score based on time elapsed.
3. How do I display text based counters?
Thanks, if this information is out there, I apologize. I searched around but couldn't find the thing I was looking for.
1. How do I implement C# code into sgdk (I know how to import it, but how do I USE it?)
2. Once the timer is running, I don't want to display the timer, I want to display the score based on time elapsed.
3. How do I display text based counters?
Thanks, if this information is out there, I apologize. I searched around but couldn't find the thing I was looking for.
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