Playfield bounderies help.

[ioi_xd]

First off, I'm aware that I should be posting here less and figuring things out on my own. That being I've been racking my head trying to find out what I'm doing wrong here.

I'm using the example from the stickied post to stop my character from moving through the playfield; this one, specifically. I'm using it how it was provided, only changing "player0" and "p_0" to "player1" and "p_1" respectively (the main character is player1). What's strange here is that it works in the program provided. But when I transfer it over to my own, it doesn't seem to work. I have no idea why. I've tried disabling the animation, removing some of the kernal options, resetting the playfield heights...but nothing seems to work here. The only thing that I haven't taken from the example are the player colors, since I have my own placed.

I'm aware that my code is very messy. I'll probably comment it later, but for now I'm just setting up a basic prototype.

default.bas

default.bas.bin

Edited April 17, 2018 by ioi_xd

[+Lewis2907]

ioi_xd,

 

What happened to the other post with the star? That is how most people learn to include me. I would post any questions you have. They help others as well. I will take a look at it tomorrow if no one has by then. I'm not an expert like the others but I am able to work with some codes from time to time.

[bogax]

It'd be something more like this

 

 

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   rem **********************************
   rem *<filename>                      *
   rem *<description>                   *
   rem *<author>                        *
   rem *<contact info>                  *
   rem *<license>                       *
   rem **********************************
 
   set tv ntsc
   set kernel_options player1colors no_blank_lines 
   set kernel_options pfheights
   set romsize 32kSC
   set optimization speed
   set smartbranching on
   set optimization noinlinedata
   set optimization inlinerand
 
   pfheights:
   8
   8
   8
   5
   5
   6
   6
   8
   8
   8
   8
end
 
   playfield:
   XXXXXXXXXXXXXX....XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
   X...................X..........X
   X...................X..........X
   X..............................X
   X...................XXXXXXXXXXXX
   X..............................X
   X..............................X
   X..............................X
   X..............................X
   X..............................X
   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
end
 
   COLUBK = 0
   COLUPF = 144
 
   f = 0
 
   player1x = 75 : player1y = 75
 
main
 
   if f = 2 then player1:
   %00000000
   %00011000
   %00011000
   %01111110
   %01111110
   %00011000
   %00011000
   %00000000
end
 
   if f = 4 then player1:
   %00000000
   %00110000
   %00110110
   %00011110
   %01111000
   %01101100
   %00001100
   %00000000
end
 
   if f = 6 then player1:
   %00000000
   %01100110
   %01100110
   %00011000
   %00011000
   %01100110
   %01100110
   %00000000
end
 
   if f = 8 then f = 0
   if f = 0 then player1:
   %00000000
   %00001100
   %01101100
   %01111000
   %00011110
   %00110110
   %00110000
   %00000000
end
 
   player1color:
   $40
   $42
   $44
   $46
   $48
   $4A
   $4C
   $4E
end
 
   drawscreen
   if collision(player1,playfield) then gosub knock_player_back
   x = 0 : y = 0
   if joy0right then x = 1
   if joy0left then x = -1
   if joy0up then y = -1
   if joy0down then y = 1
   player1x = player1x + x :  player1y = player1y + y
   if SWCHA < 240 then f = f + 1 : goto animationinc
animationinc
   goto main
 
knock_player_back
   player1x = player1x - x
   player1y = player1y - y
   return

PF_boundaries.bas

PF_boundaries.bas.bin

[ioi_xd]

-snip-

Thanks, that seems to work!

 

Would you mind telling me specifically what you changed, though? I see some differences in the last part but that doesn't seem to be exactly what's changed here.

[bogax]

The example code sets the player0x and player0y increments (P0_x, P0_y) according

joy0 then applies that movement (adds them to player0x, player0y)

does a drawscreen (which is when a collision is detected)

then, if there's a collision, reverses the movement (it subtracts P0_x, P0_y from

player0x, player0y)

I substituted player1x, player1y for player0x, player0y (in the example code)

and/or x and y (in your code) I couldn't see any reason not to use player1x, player1y

directly instead of x and y (doesn't mean you don't have one)

then substituted your x and y for P0_x and P0_y in the example code

that is to say x and y have the same roll as P0_x and P0_y which seemed to be what

you were trying to do.

I also zeroed x and y after the collision check. 'till then you (might) need them, after that

you either want them to be 0 or what ever joy0 indicates

[+Lewis2907]

ioi_xd,

 

Per your request is the program that made some adjustments to. I would go with Bogax program as it looks to be more polished than what I did. The SWCHA portion is something I am still learning myself. Hope this helps you out with your game, thanks.

20180415_ioi_xd.txt

20180415_ioi_xd.bas.bin