Wow, that was fast! Haha, I got a bit confused since you mentioned you were just going to try, but it's awesome if you already have something! Before sending any files, I'd love to see it in action. Could you share some screenshots, a short video, or tell me exactly what you modified/added to the game? I'm super curious!
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things that i did: 3x enemy spawns, new shooter enemy, added i-frames and stopped collision between player and enemy, added an immortal mode for testing and you can force a level up in that mode by pressing 0, lastly reworked the final boss, now it moves slow but dashes, has an attack that hits infront and a mega laser attack (not shown in video but the laser attack is dealy) lastly capped health gain per second at +5
Wow, Ako! I'm honestly blown away by this, it's absolutely amazing! Seeing the shooter enemy, the i-frames, and especially the final boss dashing and attacking is incredible. To be honest, I'm shocked by how much you did in such a short time (I wish I could code that fast myself!)
I absolutely love the ideas of the i-frames, turning off player-enemy collision damage, the ranged enemies, and the boss rework. I am 100% considering implementing these mechanics into the official game. Also, naming it the "Champion Edition" is both hilarious and brilliant, I love it!
Since I'm developing the game and want to see how you structured these features, could you share the modified scripts/source code files instead of a compiled build/executable? You can upload them on a GitHub repository if you use one. I'd love to take a look at the code! Thanks again for your incredible support, this means the world to me.
P.S. I noticed your mouse cursor is a mini Hatsune Miku. As we say here in Argentina: "Banco una banda" (which basically means "I support this heavily" or "I absolutely love it")!
Ako-udagawa/modded-elementalist, here i have all the files, i had to decompile the game a bit to make it possible to work with it, also i give you full permission to use parts of my modded code in the game, i see no problem with that. (with credit ofc) PS. i am a spaghetti coder as they call it, so sorry in advance if its hard to read
Thanks for sharing the repository! Don't worry at all about the spaghetti code, we all write a bit of it when we're experimenting and having fun, so no need to apologize!
Just to clarify, the main reason I asked for the code was more out of pure curiosity and to see how you implemented everything, rather than just copying it. But if I do end up using any part of your code or ideas in the future, giving you proper credit is out of the question... of course I will absolutely credit you!
I'll be taking a closer look at the repository soon. From the little bit I've already seen, there are several things that caught my attention and look really interesting. Thanks again for your amazing support!