Okay, here’s a little update! It’s not much, but it definitely makes the project feel a lot more Undertale.
Added in this Update
Title Screen and Instructions
Some basic music
Fancy screen transition to the next room (Even though there aren’t any other rooms yet )
A few small changes under the hood
Now, I could really use some art advice. @Luke, I’ve had to cut a few colors to make this work, and I’m struggling to decide which ones to drop without ruining the visuals. I’m planning to use the colors extension for some “wizardry”, like swapping the two shades of red for blue when entering rooms with flowing water.
But even with that, I still need to free up more colors. I was considering cutting one of the purple shades from the palette, but I’d love some artistic advice on this.
For @richard
To work around the bug that stopped me from downloading new extensions, I created a new project and moved all the code and assets over. Now I can add extensions again!
However, I can’t edit any code in JavaScript at all. Every time I try, I get the error: “Line 1: e is undefined”
Have you encountered this before? Any tips on how to fix it?
That is a bug in make code itself. I can’t fix that. you can test it with other projects with music. It’s probably just a bug. refresh the page to fix it.
no, its intentional
you’re supposed to not lose any vx or vy when moving diagonally, its just that makecode arcade does that so that you arent moving faster like that.
needless to say, its really not a nice effect. at least not to an undertale fan.