Simple level design on my raycasting game in Python Pygame: Dead And! devlog tutorial

An update on my python raycasting game, now with a more challenging level system and cosmetic variations.
Playlist of the development of Dead And!: • Floorcasting with Pyga...
Download the game on itch io: finfetchannel....
Code available on my GitHub: github.com/Fin...

[@FinFET]

Try the game for yourself!
Executable: finfetchannel.itch.io/dead-and
Source code: github.com/FinFetChannel/RayCasting2021
Playlist: th-cam.com/video/2Yj5mmKWukw/w-d-xo.html

[@IronwingTechHaven]

It's looking good. I'm impressed you did this in pygame. Very interesting map design.

[@FinFET]

The secret sauce here is Numba, it makes everything run much faster ;)

[@IronwingTechHaven]

@@FinFET I wasn't familiar with Numba until this video. I can see so many cases where I could use this. Thanks for the tip :)

[@SkyFly19853]

More progress...
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[@matthewmatkava133]

cool

[@matthewmatkava133]

can you add cutscenes , boss fights and new weapons ?

[@FinFET]

Yeah, I could, but I think the lore should be elaborated first. Maybe a version 2 of the game could be focused on those aspects, as nothing was really planned here, there is a lot of room for improvement. Unfortunately it takes a lot of time to develop and create videos, and my free time is a bit scarce...

[@matthewmatkava133]

@@FinFET ok

[@miguelguerrero3394]

How did you make the second height?

[@FinFET]

It's the same logic as for the floor level but with an offset of the height of the wall, for each ray I find a lower and an upper wall (inside a limit distance), then I first draw the upper wall followed by the lower one