Free versatile game/movement engine (pixel based)

[Tsun]

I worked on an physics engine for my game on and off for, according to my archives, about 10-12 days. However I've found that even though I managed to make it pretty versatile, it still lacks the versatility I'd want. Also I can't seem to get around the issue where the minimum movement speed is 1 pixel per millisecond because of the limitations of the fastloops. Multiple physics(tried on the boxes) also breaks with fastloops and lags immensely with ForEach. There's a bunch of things that would be better done some other ways too, such as the camera. So all in all I decided to abandon this and find a new way to do the engine. :> At least I learned a bunch of things along the way.

So if anyone wants to take a look, maybe learn, feel free to download. c: Please don't use this file directly for any of your own things though. It's okay to copy and mimic but don't use this file. There's some things to clarify stuff, but it might be a bit confusing because this isn't a tutorial, it's an abandoned project.


Many things are adjustable by global values, such as jump height, double jump count, friction, speed, etc. They must be changed in two places though; Movement > first line, and Movement > Water > second line.
Also you can make the double jump a little less annoying by disabling the group Movement > Jump > High multijump only.

The movement is sluggish because air resistance is very low by default and due to the aforementioned fastloop problem.

[Tsun]

Sigh, why can't I edit posts in this forum.

Anyway, I'd like to point out that the main reason I'd rather you not use this file, is because there might be my name and/or links somewhere in there that I don't remember of.

I don't even care if you copypaste all of the events to your own MFA, I just wouldn't want any of my personal things in it. Such as the things mentioned above or the Dummy's chat dialogue which is stored in the string object called "Dialog Archive."


Also, here's an early (flash) version of the engine: http://tsunoflare.deviantart.com/art...orks-216946991
It's substantially smoother due to the larger graphics and stronger air resistance.

[nivram]

Hey Tsun. Thanks for verifying this for everyone. Personally, I was getting a little confused about using your code.

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