SourceCode and files!

[Oruam]

UPDATED 23/01/2018

 

 I want to make available the source codes of our project to also ask for help in the development of it!

 This game has a perfect functional reset VRAM in middle each level! Credits by NETO "Esrael Neto" the "Brazil Hacker Legend"
 This game also has amazing music made by Paulo Ferreira the "Lin Kuei Hacker"

Improved box collisions betwen player and enemy and betwen shurikens and eneny, also add pause game by press start button and if shot enemy several times find a good end 😄.

romhacking.ru/news/v_razrabotke_killer_shinobi_smd/2017-12-28-4770

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KILLER_SHINOBI_ROM_sample.bin (299 KB)

KILLER_SHINOBI_ROM_sample.sbs (27.63 KB)

KILLERSHINOBI.7z (640.76 KB)

[tomahomae]

Jan 1, 2018 17:41:16 GMT -5 Oruam said:

I need find BMP2Tile32.exe program link to download! Can someone help?

Get it!

b2t_61.rar (302.98 KB)

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So far the only general purpose collision code I can remember is from the late, great Moon who wrote this:

declare function softcol(x1 as integer, y1 as integer, x2 as integer, y2 as integer, x3 as integer, y3 as integer, x4 as integer, y4 as integer) as integer
if x1 > x4 then return 0
if x2 < x3 then return 0
if y1 > y4 then return 0
if y2 < y3 then return 0
return 1
end function


I guess the next step would be for someone to compile and optimze this code in assembly. The trouble with asm routines is making sure various bit and pieces of BEX don't cause problems.

[Oruam]

Download the rom game and project files again, I have upgraded it, with more acurate controls, with 3 speeds to walk, full air jump control, stop animations at horizont level limits, just press Start to change the game cenarios.

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[linkuei]

Nice job my little friend
keep it up
eh eh eh...

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Jan 2, 2018 13:30:02 GMT -5 @theloon said:

So far the only general purpose collision code I can remember is from the late, great Moon who wrote this:

declare function softcol(x1 as integer, y1 as integer, x2 as integer, y2 as integer, x3 as integer, y3 as integer, x4 as integer, y4 as integer) as integer
if x1 > x4 then return 0
if x2 < x3 then return 0
if y1 > y4 then return 0
if y2 < y3 then return 0
return 1
end function


I guess the next step would be for someone to compile and optimze this code in assembly. The trouble with asm routines is making sure various bit and pieces of BEX don't cause problems.

*cough*SecondBASIC*cough*

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Here's moon's code in action:



a = AddSprite(1,1)
b = AddSprite(1,1)
PropSprite a,1,0
PropSprite b,2,0
MoveSprite a,128,128
MoveSprite b,132,132

ax = SpritePosX(a)
ax2 = ax + 8
ay = SpritePosY(a)
ay2 = ay + 8
bx = SpritePosX(b)
bx2 = bx + 8
by = SpritePosY(b)
by2 = by+8

If softcol(ax,ay,ax2,ay2,bx,by,bx2,by2) Then
Print "collision"
End If

Declare Function softcol(x1 As Integer, y1 As Integer, x2 As Integer, y2 As Integer, x3 As Integer, y3 As Integer, x4 As Integer, y4 As Integer) As Integer
If x1 > x4 Then Return 0
If x2 < x3 Then Return 0
If y1 > y4 Then Return 0
If y2 < y3 Then Return 0
Return 1
End Function


Your problem is you're missing half of the required variables. x1 and x2 are Sprite1's X location and Sprite1's X location + width. Same applies for Y1 and Y2, x3 and x4 = sprite 2's data.

[Oruam]

I found a strange way to collisions! 

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