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NobodysSon

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A member registered Nov 27, 2016

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I am a huge fan of the Dying Earth genre and the melancholy atmosphere of this game is just fantastic. The art, music, and dialogue really enhance that feeling.

Okay, that answer was both unexpected and delightful! I loved monkeying around with RPG Maker back in the day.

Do you use a game engine of some sort or is this hand coded?

I can tell that a lot of love and effort went into making this! The intricate pixel artwork and sheer variety was wonderful. The game was very atmospheric throughout. I hope that you are justifiably proud of this!

Thanks for the pointer! I'm learning both Lua and TIC-80 as I go.

Thank you that solved my issues! I understand now what I was doing wrong.

TIC-80 seems a good environment for learning how to code.

TIC-80 community · Created a new topic Key Press

I'm having a problem with the last button that was pressed remaining active after it is released so that it triggers things later in my code.

Here is an example of what I mean.

--script: lua
state = "one"
function TIC()
    cls(0)
    
    if btn(4) then
        if state == "one" then
            state = "two"
        end
        
        if state == "two" then
            state = "three"
        end
        
        if state == "three" then
            state = "one"
        end
    end    
    
    if state == "one" then
        print("First state",0,0)
    end
    
    if state == "two" then
        print("Second state",0,0)
    end
    
    if state == "three" then
        print("Third state",0,0)
    end
    
end
I've wrestled with this for awhile trying both btn and btnp but I haven't gotten anywhere. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Your dev log brought me here. It never ceases to amaze me what clever things can be done with Bitsy. Love the musical feel  as well! The environment and look make me think of Logan's Run for some reason.

That really hit me where it hurts...great job on the game. A game that can evoke emotion, especially a one as simple as this is an accomplishment!

Short, extremely cute, and left me looking forward to your future projects!