Disavowed

Devlog

• Slow Progress
  December 21, 2024 by ProjectLevel

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  Issues I've run into a few issues with enemy knockback, its not behaving the way I want it, likely conflicting with the mp_grid set up. I've tried a few different approaches using it and keep hitting... Continue reading

  
• Enemy animation script
  December 16, 2024 by ProjectLevel

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  Faffing Not much visually to update you with as life has been predominantly about mucking around with the code and tweaking and altering bits on how the enemy behavior works. But here are a few featur... Continue reading

  
• MP_GRID MOVEMENT WOES
  December 12, 2024 by ProjectLevel

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  What a HEADACHE. To calculate the movement of the enemy AI i'm using the mp_grid functions in gms2. The grid is initialised for 32x32 which matches my tilesets. There are some enemies that are 48x48,... Continue reading

  
• Character Design - Morianna
  December 12, 2024 by ProjectLevel

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  #devlog 4, #Morianna, #character

  Morianna This is Morianna, she's an important character in the game. She lives just outside the village area near the graveyard. If you want spells, she's the person you need to see. Her main function... Continue reading

  
• Sprite Development
  December 11, 2024 by ProjectLevel

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  #character design

  Bringing Life to Pixels Pixel art is great, I love its simplistic complexity! Just one pixel placed in the right way can change how an entire piece feels. its also immensely satisfying to work with if... Continue reading

  
• Enemy Logic
  December 09, 2024 by ProjectLevel

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  #devlog2, #skeleton logic, #skeletons

  LOGIC OF THE HUMBLE SKELETON Shout out to the sketchy scribble of a skeleton warrior in the gifs below, its a test thing so it's ok for it to look like that. For Disavowed I've chosen for the enemies... Continue reading

  
• TILE-SET DESIGN
  December 07, 2024 by ProjectLevel

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  Creating a Dungeon Working on the first dungeon tile-set, the game is going to be a top down dungeon explorer, so I want to have some tall walls, and interesting feature pieces. What we're looking at... Continue reading