K2 is the sequel to K - a game I never finished (see my other videos, and look for the blue abstract weirdness).
This is what I have after 2 weeks of prototyping for the TIGSource Procedural Gener...
K2 is the sequel to K - a game I never finished (see my other videos, and look for the blue abstract weirdness).
This is what I have after 2 weeks of prototyping for the TIGSource Procedural Generation compo.
All the graphics you see are generated parametrically (entirely from code) - no art or modeling tools have been used.
And I used more than one colour this time! Infact, I think I've used all the colours in existance.
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looks sweet! with good and fast action,.dose it lockOn if you aim at a target ? cuse it looks like it would be impossible to get a hit using manual aiming,. .
Hit detection is pretty forgiving, which mitigates the need for a pixel perfect shot.
There's no aim assist as such. Luckily, I've a fair amount of experience in that area, so if it comes to that, it should be alright.
There's another form of lock-on (not in this video) which I've just added, but it's for rockets rather than aiming. Rather than aim over the target for a few second to lock, you simply draw a circle around it.
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There's no aim assist as such. Luckily, I've a fair amount of experience in that area, so if it comes to that, it should be alright.
There's another form of lock-on (not in this video) which I've just added, but it's for rockets rather than aiming. Rather than aim over the target for a few second to lock, you simply draw a circle around it.