Anyway, if you're having trouble running Ragdoll Masters, you need to extract or unzip the ZIP file. If you're using Windows, just right click the file and choose Extract All.
Thanks. In an interview I read online, Matteo said that the AI for Ragdoll Masters is pretty simple. Mostly what it does is charge after you and then maybe reverse direction and spin around. So I was thinking of having it try to learn the right timing for when to go after you and when to spin and when to crouch and so on.Quote from Cosmoseththats pretty awesome, good luck with the AI.
whats the point of having it under 10 k?
if you add backgrounds and such, the game would be so much better!
Most 56K modems can load 1MB in a minute anyways.
About the size limit, I personally don't like waiting for games to load. I like the way it is now - practically zero load time, and I think I could keep it that way without much trouble. Some people probably won't want to wait a long time to try out a new game. Plus this is a very quick game that you can have fun with for minutes at a time, so it's nice to be able to pick it up and drop it when you feel like it.
And backgrounds... I've had a few people suggest that I add backgrounds, so I'll try to do that. What kind of backgrounds do you mean?
I've been looking into some vector art styles to see what might look good as a background. Here are a few examples of the different types out there:
(Yeah I'm having fun with this new LIST feature :D )
For GLOW, I was thinking of having some little glowing firefly things that float around. Maybe they could be used as an indicator of health, like each time you get hit, a number of fireflies of your color could be added (or taken away). What else could I add to the background of GLOW?
I guess CORONA might look good with circle clusters of heads, except with a thicker outline maybe, and possible wavy lines coming out. Maybe every time someone gets hit, another circle could be added to the form randomly. I don't know. That might look really weird. Is that the kind of thing you were thinking of?
For the original thin style, one thing I've tried is to make it look like a pencil sketch (kind of like Fancy Pants Adventure). It can be kind of annoying, but I might try something like that for another variation. I'm guessing the background would be made of lots of thin wavy lines, and maybe big circle outlines. It don't want it to be too distracting from the stick figures though.
Any ideas?