https://youtu.be/wx32eJ1U_vQ

No joke, this is actual gameplay! :D

Working on the UI. 👍

:D
I fixed it! Copy the link and paste it on safari if it doesn't open up here. @JiiS

https://youtu.be/WXtrkSj96xs

Been working on it for a week, it's almost done! :D

Instead of using multiple timers, use a single timer that broadcasts a message each interval. This will work, assuming all the timers you intention to have use the same interval duration.

https://youtu.be/OSv0qDWId_c

https://youtu.be/BrvgDTws9AU

New update is looking slick already. ;)

https://youtu.be/EYN0baGMo2g

@Audrey Ghost
I wasn't kidding when I said I wanted to remake "The Wave." :)

I redesigned the model of the player and sort of changed how it works, brand new sprites and animation. :)
This model will only be in the new Battle Royale gamemode coming soon!

New Player Model?

Wow, this is literally game breaking..

Yea, those backslashes are important. 🤷‍♂️ I don't know why hyperPad acts weird without them..

There could be a toggle for "advanced" or "more" properties like how we had it back in the day when behaviors were grouped into advanced and basic groups.

We could have more properties, yet keep a clutter-free UI. Almost everything in hyperPad are seperated by groups, and it wouldn't hurt to just add another section dedicated to object properties. Right?

Interesting concept. @Unitycube2

There are apps that can do that. :)

For pixel art, I use a free app called Pixelable. If you are advanced, you can use an app called Pixel Studio, another free app, for animating pixel art.

For just making cartoonish graphics, I use an app called You Doodle. This app is free to download, however, you might have to watch ads or pay to unlock advanced features.

I use a graphic that is 5px by 5px as a tileset, and it works flawlessly. It can definitely improve performance when used correctly.

Yes! Believe it or not, you can have extremely small graphics yet maintain high quality.

hyperPad now has the ability to disable anti-aliasing, so small graphics of pixel art can be used. Disabling Anti-aliasing just makes it so assets don't look blurry, instead they look pixelly. There are many pros of having very small assets.

• virtually no difference in quality
• save memory
• less lag

You really start to see the difference when you have an extremely small image and then using anti-aliasing.

Controlling hyperPad with an Xbox controller sounds fun tho

Raycasting? Man, if that was a thing it would make advanced things much easier to make.

@Stanica You can make the enemies passable, so the ball can pass through the enemies but still register collisions.