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 Final ISU Project - Homeworld Protector
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 9:22 am   Post subject: Final ISU Project - Homeworld Protector

My game for my final ISU. The instructions are in game but basically you kill waves of enemies in 1 player mode or 2 player co-op. There is also a 1 vs 1 battle mode and minigame mode. The keys are arrow keys + key 1 + key 2 + key 3 and for the second player it is w + s + a + d + key f + key g + key h.

Note : The code has been optimized to work on my school's computer so it might run too fast or too slow. Sorry about that.

Comments, criticisms, code optimizations?

Enjoy.



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PostPosted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 10:06 am   Post subject: RE:Final ISU Project - Homeworld Protector

My first thought: WAY too fast.
My second thought: Maybe this guy's got a slow computer...
My third thought: Change delays/move rates

This game runs SO FAST on my computer, the aliens hit the shield in less then a second after appearing. The player moves so fast, that I could never stop under the enemy, I always zoomed right past him. Perhaps add a 'select processor speed: fast, medium, slow' button that will adjust the delays. Other than that, nice graphics, good execution, and change the player's move from 9 pixels to 1-2 pixels. In precision games like this, it is very important not to move by a lot, but to shorten delays.
jeffgreco13




PostPosted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 10:10 am   Post subject: Re: Final ISU Project - Homeworld Protector

Also you might want to reset the variables that determine whether it goes thru the instructions sequence...
At the screens where it says "Type 's' to skip, or any key to go thru instructions" if you go thru the instructions then play then exit on go to play again it automatically goes thru what u selected last time.

Just a housekeeping issue.. other than that good job
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