Owen CMYK is really good at explaining these types of things. He does it in such a way that the video game fan who knows nothing about coding can still understand and appreciate the process of game making. Great job. Keep more videos coming!!
Really enjoyed the new devlog! It's cool to see that you explained the usage of hitboxes, and your automatic hitbox maker looks to be pretty damn handy lol. Can't wait for the next update!
That's a pretty interesting way of automating hitbox creation. Is it possible to make a hitbox that is also a hurtbox? I.E. make the hitbox not disjointed?
Thanks for checking out my game. I think the best way to do that would probably be to put a green region somewhere inside her leg. The game automatically recognizes any connected collection of green pixels as a hurtbox, and since you wouldn't want the hurtbox to be *quite* as big, it seems like that would make a good option. Though for this game specifically, I don't think I'll do that. Attacks are fine being disjointed during their active frames because I plan to implement a clash system, which I think would look cooler than both players getting counter-hit anyway. Sorry for the long comment. Also if you want to use this tool let me know, I could probably help you set it up for whatever formatting your frame-data uses.
In this video, I explain how hitboxes work, and how I made them automatically for my indie fighting game DigitalVENOM - RADIUM BLOOD -
Owen CMYK is really good at explaining these types of things. He does it in such a way that the video game fan who knows nothing about coding can still understand and appreciate the process of game making. Great job. Keep more videos coming!!
Thank you very much, next time maybe I'll explain how I made the sprites.
Really enjoyed the new devlog! It's cool to see that you explained the usage of hitboxes, and your automatic hitbox maker looks to be pretty damn handy lol. Can't wait for the next update!
Thank you!! I look forward to keeping you guys posted whenever I've got new changes!
Game looks awesome man. Loved that music too.
Cool, concise info.
i cant wait to play this
It probably won't release for a while, but I'll make sure it's as good as it can be once it's out!
Very interesting.
Thank you
That's a pretty interesting way of automating hitbox creation. Is it possible to make a hitbox that is also a hurtbox? I.E. make the hitbox not disjointed?
Thanks for checking out my game. I think the best way to do that would probably be to put a green region somewhere inside her leg.
The game automatically recognizes any connected collection of green pixels as a hurtbox, and since you wouldn't want the hurtbox to be *quite* as big, it seems like that would make a good option.
Though for this game specifically, I don't think I'll do that. Attacks are fine being disjointed during their active frames because I plan to implement a clash system, which I think would look cooler than both players getting counter-hit anyway.
Sorry for the long comment. Also if you want to use this tool let me know, I could probably help you set it up for whatever formatting your frame-data uses.
00:12 you never explained this.
I did, from 1:01
Normally you'd have to manually create hitboxes to align with your character but I generated them from coloring over sprites
@@owencmyk oh I see, i thought we were going to get into the code at some point. thank you