New demo : Platform level generation godot 4 #936
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This is a good start 🙂 I've made a branch based on your fork with further improvements to better match the existing visual style and code style: https://github.com/Calinou/godot-demo-projects/tree/platform_level_generation_godot_4
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These visual improvements are much more intuitive. Can I help with any enhancements? |
I can take it from here, but I won't be able to submit a PR soon as I'm busy with other tasks. |
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Why so many fonts? Ideally, we shouldn't use any fonts, and just use the default font from the engine.
| var camera_speed = 2 # the speed of the camera movement | ||
| var player | ||
| var target_pos | ||
| func _ready(): |
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Please follow the GDScript style guide.
Please use static typing in the demos.
Please use snake_case for all file and folder names.
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| var camera_speed = 2 # the speed of the camera movement |
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| var camera_speed = 2 # the speed of the camera movement | |
| var camera_speed = 2 # The speed of the camera movement. |
Per the comment style.
| target_pos = Vector2(player.position.x+400, 200) | ||
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| func _physics_process(delta): | ||
| # get the target position of the camera based on the player position and the offset |
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| # get the target position of the camera based on the player position and the offset | |
| # Get the target position of the camera based on the player position and the offset. |
| # get the target position of the camera based on the player position and the offset | ||
| if player!=null: | ||
| target_pos = Vector2(player.position.x+400, 200) | ||
| # lerp the current position of the camera to the target position with a smoothing factor |
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| # lerp the current position of the camera to the target position with a smoothing factor | |
| # Lerp the current position of the camera to the target position with a smoothing factor. |
| var camera_speed = 2 # the speed of the camera movement | ||
| var player | ||
| var target_pos | ||
| func _ready(): |
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| # Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time. |
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| # Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time. | |
| # Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time. |
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| func generate_tiles(): | ||
| while next_tile_position.x < (playerPosition.x + screenWidth): | ||
| var value = randi_range(1,5) |
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| var value = randi_range(1,5) | |
| var value = randi_range(1, 5) |
| for i in range(value): | ||
| set_cell(0, local_to_map(next_tile_position), LineTileIndex, Vector2i(0,0)) | ||
| next_tile_position.x += tile_size.x | ||
| set_cell(0, local_to_map(next_tile_position), PlateTileIndex, Vector2i(0,0)) |
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| set_cell(0, local_to_map(next_tile_position), PlateTileIndex, Vector2i(0,0)) | |
| set_cell(0, local_to_map(next_tile_position), PlateTileIndex, Vector2i(0, 0)) |
| while next_tile_position.x < (playerPosition.x + screenWidth): | ||
| var value = randi_range(1,5) | ||
| for i in range(value): | ||
| set_cell(0, local_to_map(next_tile_position), LineTileIndex, Vector2i(0,0)) |
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| set_cell(0, local_to_map(next_tile_position), LineTileIndex, Vector2i(0,0)) | |
| set_cell(0, local_to_map(next_tile_position), LineTileIndex, Vector2i(0, 0)) |
| # Obstacle indexed 1 tile | ||
| $"../Hit_sound".play() | ||
| set_cell(0, playerCellPos, -1) | ||
| emit_signal("score") |
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| emit_signal("score") | |
| score.emit() |
| # Line indexed 0 tile | ||
| if not game_over_signal: | ||
| game_over_signal = true | ||
| emit_signal("game_over") |
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| emit_signal("game_over") | |
| game_over.emit() |
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This pull request adds a new demo project, showcasing dynamic level generation and endless arcade gameplay. The project is designed to demonstrate the use of procedural-level generation.
Demo made for
v4.xPull request includes
procedural_platform_level_generatorunder the "2d" directory.Testing
Screenshots / GIFs