for all the nvidia titan users out there ;)

see this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2747784/pyglet-opengl-drawing-anti-aliasing

for better expandability, readability and so I can use the window that gets created in CONSTANTS.py

…and also integrate the art into the game obviously.
The art is in the #art channel in our discord server, so the goal should be clear.

collision detection with projectiles is separate from this issue.

• show life with a heart somewhere at the bottom of the screen (will get cleaned up later)
• exit level when all lifes are used up (you have 4 lifes, when you hit 0 lifes, you're dead without having to get hit another time)
• mute and fade in music when 'hit' (again, no collision detection, just do it on right click rn)

what has to be in there:

• what is it (from a perspective where it's finished)
• compatibility stuff (what OSs are supported, what libraries are needed: planned is Linux & Windows & no special libraries)
• who made it (who made what & thanks to testers)
• screenshots (when finished)
• how to install (portable executable for now)
• how to add custom textures & audio (if implemented)
• how to compile (nuitka is planned, but cython may be an alternative if nuitka doesn't work)
  should be progressively edited & finished before pre-testing release.

every cycle,

• read the current time from the music player
• send the timestamp to any physical object that needs cycling
• everything should move and react according to time, not amount of cycles.
  currently, low framerates slow down the game & desync projectiles from the music after they're spawned. My pentium machine likes to stay in sync, even with low framerates.

it'll add a transparent red overlay to a region where danger is coming

Something like this:

code: Riedler
graphics: Dark Rosemary
music: Riedler & Dark Rosemary (at least that's what's planned)
testing: ? (only include after testing phase)

should be implemented shortly before testing phase

• Standard Projectile
• Projectile with rotating hitbox
• aiming missile
• Homing Missile
• rotating Projectile
• bomb

if textures are missing, the game should just display a notice at startup that says which textures are missing and tells the user to download the base texture pack

Similar to the concept art

to further solidify that the game is equally hard on all hardware

Dear @RiedleroD and others,

Hello. My name is Soichi Hayashi I am the father of Sage Hayashi (Dark Rosemary) who passed away last Tuesday. I've been looking through Sage's computer and I've found some conversations that you were having with Sage. I believe you were the last friend that Sage has communicated on that regretful evening.

I just wanted to say thank you from the bottom of my heart, for letting Sage work with your project and your friendship. Sage showed me the game you are working on scratch, and let me play it a few days before Sage died. I've commented on how great this game was, and he was able to play it so well even though I could only survive for a very short time. You have not idea how much this game meant to Sage, how proud they were to be part of it, and how much they appreciated your friendship.

If you are willing, please contact me at [email protected] (me) or my wife [email protected] (sage's mom) so that we could send you more through message. Please let your parents/guardians know about this message, and if they are willing to allow us to thank you and your parents, and everyone who involved our personal tragedy, it means so much to our family and helps us with our grieving process.

If I don't hear from you, I totally understand, and please know that we will always remember you as Sage's precious last friends they had on earth, and if you could remember Sage, there is nothing more that I could wish for.

Thank you,

Sage's Dad
Soichi Hayashi

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/bloomington-in/sage-hayashi-9318448

bc Windows really really wacks all other methods.

• add profiles (dev for --nowindowed option, nothing or dist for --windowed, etc.)
• delete build/ and dist/ folders and spec file after moving the executable into the current folder
• maybe a --verbose option?
• disable upx with --noupx (enabled by default when found)
• automatically search & add icon
• maybe some other options too

when no levels are found, add a notice in the level selector instead of just exiting on startup & printing an error to the console.
and replace the ValueErrors in the Level loading function with just warnings, followed by not loading the specified level.

because that'd be cool.

This issue is ONLY for support of those things, the sprites needed for that will not be provided in the repo except for compressed graphics packs when releasing a new version. All of those features should be optional & a primitive should show up in place of the graphics if it isn't found

- [ ] the ground should support a repeating pattern Ground will be removed before 0.2

the player character should support

• walking floating animation

- [ ] falling animation

• idle animation
• crouched walking (or crawling) floating animation

- [ ] crouched falling animation

• crouched idle animation

• with mirroring when facing the opposite direction

• the buttons should support a pressed and unpressed sprite

• the start menu should support a start menu banner (maybe even animated)

it says 20fps on my machine, but that aint 20fps my friend. Also it doesn't make sense that when I increased the fps limit from 60 to 120 that I suddenly had 30fps. like wtf.
anyway, investigation time just before release. yay.

• sfx for losing a life (depends on #17)
• sfx for clicking a button

because those only prevent getting 100% and nothing else.
this is planned for 1.0, earlier releases can leave it in for debugging purposes.

it's still very much weighted random what upscaling method is used per sprite. Right now, the middle walking animation is still linear, and I have no idea why. The buttons might also be nearest-neighbour but I'm not sure as the testing sprite is ugly either way.

it currently sets the label position and anchors every render cycle even though it is only required when the position is changed (the anchor only has to be set once afaik). Optimal would also be a label.update function to reduce the number of calls on the label update function.

bc currently, if a bomb is spawned outside the playing field, it won't come, even if it's directed into the playing field.

then wait 1.5sec until you can get hit again
depends on #17

should be fairly easy implementing a slider widget and updating the volume on slider change.
I'll need volume sliders for:

• global (master) volume
• music
• sound effects (sfx)

this is a bug in pyglet, but I'll add it anyway so I can fix it if a workaround is found

code sample to reproduce:

import pyglet
from pyglet.media.codecs.ffmpeg import FFmpegDecoder
dec=FFmpegDecoder()
mus=pyglet.media.load("./mus.wav",streaming=True,decoder=dec)
pl=mus.play()
pl.loop=True
pyglet.app.run()

This only happens when FFmpegDecoder is selected in streaming mode and the player loops. Incredibly specific, but all of those are necessary, since:

• only ffmpeg supports opus, Gstreamer is not compatible.
• it's the menu bgm, ofc it should loop.
• not streaming music causes long loading startup
  Since I don't have a choice here, I disabled streaming in the default datapack anyway.

see here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44377666/pyinstaller-exe-throws-windows-defender-no-publisher

either a GNU general license or CC BY-SA would be fine, though I have to discuss this with Dark Rosemary first.

definitely add asap bc who knows what legally happens with the pre-licensed code.

confirmed in win10 by PythonCode

with
pyglet.image.Texture.default_min_filer=pyglet.image.Texture.default_min_filer=pyglet.gl.GL_NEARESt/pyglet.gl.GL_LINEAR

bc it tries to set the fps/ups labels' text when there aren't any.

that includes:

• going sideways
• going down
• going up
  I don't have a system for differentiating between going up,down,left,right or any diagonal direction. Should be fairly easy to implement though. It should just be another change of (animated) sprites depending on the horizontal and vertical speed.

just like the hitbox indicators, a nice addition for debugging purposes (and for showing off hehe)