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Click to launch the ball, then move your mouse to control the paddle. Grab the power-ups as they are falling. The gray steel bricks can't be broken, so you'll have to hit the ball around them to break everything else.
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Hello to all, I have been using Defold its almost a year but never introduce myself in this forum. I am UI/UX Designer from India started learning Defold in panademic and wanted to make this my full time job.
In start of this year I started with my first game project - a brick breaker arcade , this is so far I have come
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I need to make green highlighted area to be touch so aiming line appear only when touching and pressing inside green area going below will disable aiming line. I tried doing this by condition:
Upon contacting a brick, the brick is poisoned, and the Poison ball triggers a splash effect that poisons all bricks in the splash area. The splash effect of the Poison ball has a 1.3 base radius, increased by the Splash Radius card.
Poison Decay slowly whittles down bricks, it guarantees you are never stuck on a level as long as the bricks are poisoned. However it is a fairly expensive upgrade and by that point an effect that only activates every second is very slow.
Enrage is simply a speed multiplier. The effect persists after clearing a stage and if you hit another brick within the 2 seconds, the effect is re-activated. As long as you can always hit another brick within the 2 seconds, Enrage would be a permanent speed boost.
I'm not sure this is the right place to ask but I was trying the Swift Playgrounds app, specifically the Brick Breaker playground and I don't quite understand what's going on with the last page (Handling Collisions)
Except not only that doesn't work for me but it completely freezes the brick's appearance. I keeps behaving as it should (i.e. Bouncing the ball and eventually breaking) but it doesn't change nor it gets removed when it should, meaning the ball will just phase through it
Brick Breaker (platformer) is a Breakout clone[2] in which the player must smash a wall of bricks by deflecting a bouncing ball with a paddle. The paddle may move horizontally and is controlled with the BlackBerry's trackwheel, the computer's mouse or the touch of a finger (in the case of touchscreen). The player gets three lives to start with; a life is lost if the ball hits the bottom of the screen. When all the bricks have been destroyed, the player advances to a new, harder level. There are 34 levels. Many levels have unbreakable silver bricks. If all lives are lost, the game is over. There are many versions of Brick Breaker, some in which players can shoot flaming fireballs or play with more than one ball if the player gets a power up.
Brick Breaker has a cult following of professional players trying to achieve high scores.[3] The game's addictiveness was highlighted by The Vancouver Sun: There are "dozens of forums, support groups and yes, a Brick Breaker Addiction Facebook page, with spouses complaining of addicted mates."[2]
Are old games like snake, tetris, solitaire, brick breaker copyrighted? I don't mean reselling an existing game, i mean if i make the whole game from scratch, is the idea of the game copyrighted? I know this may be a stupid question but i saw copyrights on various things so i ask just in case.
The names of things like Tetris are certainly trademarked by their respective owners. So don't use the names. The actual assets (sprites, sounds, etc) are almost certainly still under copyright, so don't use those either.
The gameplay mechanics aren't protected. In theory you wouldn't encounter issues building your own game from scratch, with it's own name, graphics, etc. that uses Tetris-like mechanics. However, Tetris in particular is a bed of thorns.
the general mechanics of game play is almost always open for any one to use (think how many platforms there are with just a character that jumps). The only thing that is protected is the name and the art work (technically the code too, but unless you get access to the original source code you can always use the clean room exception). There is some grey area in the middle when it comes to specialized mechanics (eg if you gave your character all the exact same powers as mario.), but with only a little variation you usually avoid it. I would say if you wanted to make a snake-like, or a brick-breaker-like game by all means go ahead and do it. The college I went to had snake as the beginning level programming final so, if a college can get away with doing it dozens of times a year, you won't have to worry about it.
You currently have your Brick set to Overlap every object type (you can see this in those columns of checkboxes labeled Ignore, Overlap, and Block), so there is nothing in the entire universe that will cause a Blocking collision for Bricks, and therefore there is nothing in the universe that will trigger a Hit event upon touching a Brick.
If you want to, you could check for an Overlap event instead but that might get a little more complicated in this particular use case. Also remember that if an object Hits, it will not likely fire an overlap event since a blocking collision stops or bounces the object and prevents entry into the overlap.
I tried changing the collision preset to BlockAllDynamic which immediately blocked all categories, however it still only bounces off of the brick. I also tried selecting Custom and only blocking the PhysicsBody, however it, too, only leads to mere bouncing off instead of breaking.
In your PDF it shows that neither the ball blueprint nor the brick blueprint has Simulate Generates Hit Events checkbox turned on. Let me know if checking that checkbox causes the Hit event to fire now that your collision channels and types are set up properly.
Make sure the blueprint you enabled Simulation Generates Hit Events is the one where you handle the Hit Event. Also, the first thing you should have the Hit Event do, is run a PrintString node so you can find out whether the Hit is not happening, or if it IS happening but not causing the effect you wanted.
Hi I am the original author of Brickbreaker for Blackberry. I just downloaded the SDK over the last 48 hours and tried playing around to get a Brickbreaker-like game running on the Playdate Simulator. Here is my progress in the first few hours.
I am pleased with the simplicity of the SDK. I originally thought I'd write this in C, as was the original Brickbreaker, but the Lua tooling is really simple to use. The Sprite interface is especially helpful for collisions, and is well thought out. I really appreciate the work put into the SDK.
I gave it a quick try. I'd say it is really solid. The issue I have is that the left/right is as fast as the ball so if you are not anticipating your are screwed...
Also, if you have the gun, you keep it for the next level, and I can use it before I launch the ball. Makes it quite easy (Couldn't pass level 3)
BrickCrusher2020 for Playdate is a remake of classic BrickBreaker by the original developer of BrickBreaker - GitHub - aliasaria/BrickCrusher2020: BrickCrusher2020 for Playdate is a remake of class...
In Brick Breaker you get turn by turn shots to shoot and break the bricks (Tiles) before they reach the floor.
Unlock extra balls for you to shoot with and notice the fun physics happening before your eyes.
Collect stars and build up a credit which you can use later for special ball types. (Under development)
Even collect powers that can make your game play more fun.
So I added some code to make the blue brick and when the ball hits the blue brick it turns into the red brick like I want, but the problem is when it turns into the red brick the ball will just go through the red brick.
Another Break-out clone. The game has eight different levels with varied difficulties. On each level you have to destroy brick walls by the ball dodged with your paddle to see a special car such as Corvette, Celica, Dodge, Paseo, etc. on the picture. Difficulties varies as speed limits for Campus (15 mph), Downtown (30 mph), Highway (45 mph), or RaceTrack (150 mph).
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2. We paddle through life. Just like the objective of the game, the ball must not reach the bottom and loose a life. So the paddle must be moved from left to right to let the ball bounce back and hit another brick. In life, we balance so many things from career, family, friendship and others and we don't want any of them to reach flat bottom, we want to lift each of them as we paddle through life. Just like the ball we take care of them and we don't want to loose them.
3. In life we have options. During the game there is time when you hit a brick that releases a special function. I further discussed these functions below for the benefits of non-BB users.
a. Slow. This function slows the ball movement for a certain period. In life we often go through the hustle and bustle of work and daily life's activity. All the while we need to take pauses and slow ourselves down and we just realize some of the things we are doing are actually digressing from the real life we want to live. So take a pause and catch your breath. Enjoy the stillness of life. 152ee80cbc
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