Was the original idea was to use the Super GB border size from MM V, the one with all the metools? I know you always wanted a border around the game, but I wasn't sure which one you wanted for the final concept. Title card added, & new BG for the game engine frame. :-/Īlso fixed side stepping code when you hold down left + right keys, & release either one first. Like I said, it's a debug key anyway, and won't be kept for a future release of the actual game. Though it seems if you facing the other way of the wall ceiling corner, you still slide out. You can still get stuck up there in the flash version, even though I added a corner/backdrop push out code. UPDATE: Well, I don't know if I fixed it completely, but I did add a few things to help with it. You most likely won't be able to reproduce it once the feature is disabled. Just to test out certain areas that are done in the engine so far. The stand-alone version doesn't have this issue.Īlso, the gravity change key is for debugging purposes only for right now. It's an error with wall + ceiling collision in the SWF version, as I originally thought from the beginning. Well it is under development (literally just started as I said earlier). But I figure it's best to start on a new one that should work best on other exporters like Flash and Mac users. On side note, I still have my old MM engines saved on my hard drive, even though they are not updated any more.
I used a window size object in MMF2 to resize the display to x2, as what we want so far. The graphics in the code are their original x1 size. If you want to test the engine yourself, I've made a SWF export version for anyone that wants to try it. The engine is early in development as we literally just started this week.īut here's a little screen shot of the progress. KGch2ZXU2ts LNceCPPvNpwĬlick here to go to The "Mega Man World" Engine Download Page.
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