Hey guys and girls,
Is it possible to do an effect like this in Fusion 2.5 Windows export only?
Example: https://youtu.be/e_e1l5hkwXE?t=2m8s
Thanks,
Dave,
DPAD-FTW.
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Hey guys and girls,
Is it possible to do an effect like this in Fusion 2.5 Windows export only?
Example: https://youtu.be/e_e1l5hkwXE?t=2m8s
Thanks,
Dave,
DPAD-FTW.
Mode 7 EX extension. Its old, but should be capable. There /might/ be a pixel shader you can utilize for something similar.
I don't really use many extensions, but Viewport might be able to help you too.
Thank you @GamersterX23.
could anyone recommend a shader to do this job for me, please?
You can also do it with active objects and some trigonometry. The actual game should be invisible, while you have cloned actives of everything that are positioned and rotated according to the angle. It can actually work quite well on Windows runtime, as long as the levels aren't too big.
I've been thinking about this for a minute now, taking what I have learned from rotation and scaling I think this might be possible... but ... Everything will have to be active objects.
Textures, walls, enemies, player, EVERYTHING! :(.
I will come back with an example video of my work.
So here is my massive fail haha XD.
Video Fail: https://youtu.be/R4VFvkX-AQ8
I understand why this has failed because I will need to calculate and reposition every active which is rotated. Guess this is just not easily possible in Fusion?
EDIT:
Looks like Construct 2 has what I need: https://youtu.be/aQiioEjd5Dk?t=20s
But I really hope Fusion 3 can do this. It would be heart breaking to use products other than Clickteams. I've been using since Klik'n'Play.
EDIT 2:
Construct 2 is only HTML5 :(.
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That's a really cool example but I broke it lol ... please see attached.
EDIT: also just tried it with a background texture. It's not looking right.
I might just do something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3akSHeh9v4
hm. i think i want to see at ct SDK. May be i can do something like ScreenZoom extention.
I'm not sure what I can do.