I am trully missing something... I only see a black ball and moving around (left click dragging) does not seem to change anything I see. Hitting the ball does not seem to do anything either. I do not know what I am doing wrong, or why my setup does not work.
I cannot fnd the 4th flag... ?? I am missign something for sure. Nice little game. The hit box of the player I felt it a little too big... I kept bumping my head against platforms when jumping.
What an impossible game for me!!! I am unable to hit the ships without getting hit... I am pretty bad at playing games. Nice job on your side. Congrats
I liked this very much. I will look into the code later. The only "issue" I found is that planetary motion (gravity) make object orbit in ellipses with Sun at one of the focii of the orbit. (In reality is the center of mass of the whole system, which for the solar system is right inside the Sun, but never mind those details).
Other than that, I found it very interesting and relaxing to watch it run. Congratulations!!!
I see it uses the Winsock2 library... why would this program need to open any sockets?? From the project's description I do not see any need for the socket library to be loaded and used. ¿¿??
Nice! Stressing for me... rushing is not for me. But the game and the idea is pretty nice. I had some sudden stutters while playing the game. Could be my PC that is quite old now, I do not know. It would have been nice to have a look at the code.
I liked it very much. A bit pessimistic. Hope the story isn't about you. If so, let me tell you that at least in the programming side you are completely wrong!!!
Lots of work I see here. The motion of the player is a bit slow, but otherwise is a nice start for a "maze" game of some sort. I have taken the source code and created a CMakeLists.txt file (with the aid of AI, I do not have time otherwise to review all entries), that will generate the build folder to compile the project. In theory multiplatform, but I have only tested it in Linux.
Also, the CMakeLists.txt downloads raylib 6 and grabs the imgui repos on a specific tag and compiles everything for the platform in which the project is being compiled. I f you are interested I could give you the CMakeLists.txt file but I do not know how. You let me know.
I had a similar issue with my keyboard. I use a spanish one and the math symbols where in differnent positions... as if the keyboard in the game was set to the US layout
Pretty nice game!! I enjoyed it a lot. I love maths, in fact. Good job. Congratulations I got the source code and compiled it in Linux. I had to change a copule of things (in case you are interested):
#include <cfloat> (for the FLT_EPSILON definition) #include <cmath>(for the std::isnan() function) and use a #ifdef _WIN32 to include the WinMain function and a standard int main() if in __linux__
Quick answer: yes. It you are interested you can look at the code in the github repo for the game. You can fin the link in the comments below or in the ith.io web page of this "game".
It gets addictive pretty quickly!! I have found it entertaining and pretty original. Only one other game so far I have found this addictive. Congratulations. Nice job.
