06-17-2008, 11:26 PM
GaryCXJk Wrote:I believe you've got the basics more than right. This one doesn't have potention, this already proves that you can pull this off. If just these two characters were in the game and the fighting element was finished, it would be enough as a short game.It was programmed in AS2 as my 3rd attempt to create a Smash Bros. Engine (from scratch), and I've thought of making it in AS3. However, I still need to find a way to make adding in stuff, like new Movesets, Menus, etc. in AS3 that doesn't take 10x longer than it does in AS2.
It's a great ambition, you've got much further than I would have. But then again I have the patience and discipline as an ADD patient.
By the way, did you do this in ActionScript 3? Because it does run very smooth. I still need to learn AS3 though, I got stuck half-way AS2.
sba sb3002 Wrote:Woah this is a lot better than that crappy Super Smash Flash game on Newgrounds! The controls are smooth, so are the animations, this engine's amazing! Are you releasing the engine to the public eventually, because I would be THRILLED to be able to use it.
If you mean release to the public as in give out the source file, then maybe not. At least not before the games finished (which is far away), and not the entire game.
In other news, the next thing I plan to add is Kirby and his unique traits, like his copy abilities, which would be a tedious task; but I think I have a way that I only need 1 Sprite Sheet and dynamically placed hats/masks. After that I plan to setup a server to use for potential online play.