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In my tiny building game, I want your creations to exist in a world that feels alive. As a first step, I tackled ivy 🌿 As time passes, ivy grows on walls, bringing a bit of life with it✨
Brief tech overview in the🧵
#screenshotsaturday #indiegamedev #rustlang 🦀 #bevyengine
Brief tech overview in the🧵
#screenshotsaturday #indiegamedev #rustlang 🦀 #bevyengine
A new system needs to interact with all the previous systems. Finding a suitable algorithm took me a few iterations 👀💦
Ivy needs to know if a wall gets changed...
Ivy needs to know if a wall gets changed...
... or if a wall gets erased. (either via the player's input or by the undo system)
This month I finally convinced myself to tackle the undo-redo system since it was becoming a premonition of a technical debt👀
And of course I decided to make it animated. How hard can it be, right!? 😂 [1/10]
#screenshotsaturday #indiegamedev #rustlang 🦀 #procgen #bevyengine
And of course I decided to make it animated. How hard can it be, right!? 😂 [1/10]
#screenshotsaturday #indiegamedev #rustlang 🦀 #procgen #bevyengine
[2/10] Undo is essential for this game to stay playful and relaxing: if you misclick, a cat jumps on the keyboard, or you simply change your mind, it should always be easy to go back.
I had been scheming an undo system for a while, and now was the time to roll up my sleeves 💪
I had been scheming an undo system for a while, and now was the time to roll up my sleeves 💪
[3/10] Undo-redo for terrain and paths was pretty straightforward. Since the interactions between systems are procedural, a lot of animation is happening for free 😎 For ex, arches appearing where paths cross walls, stones arranging along a path, or walls sticking to the ground
