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[Rogue]

into an array which contains two ints = multidimensional array?

[Kon-Tiki]

First int is for x-coordinate, second for y-coordinate, so that it'll read like (x,y)

[The Niles]

This topic seems more appropriate here.

[Rogue]

Originally posted by Kon-Tiki@Dec 7 2004, 12:58 PM
First int is for x-coordinate, second for y-coordinate, so that it'll read like (x,y)

Now,
Create pseudo code of move.

For example:

move_up:
-- do this
-- check this
-- do this


From this you will get all needed functions to make a simple move

Note: you can move, without pushing, if I'm not mistaken.

Note 2. there was a game on PC Engine that is very similar to this. Very interesting and challenging game.

[Kon-Tiki]

Move_Dozo

• Copy the array Dozo position to the array Temp position
• Get Direction
  -> If direction = up, call move_up
  -> If direction = down, call move_down
  -> If direction = left, call move_left
  -> If direction = right, call move_right

Move_up

• Substract 1 from the second value in Temp position
• Call Moving

Move_down

• Add 1 from the second value in Temp position
• Call Moving

Move_left

• Substract 1 from the first value in Temp position
• Call Moving

Move_right

• Add 1 from the first value in Temp position
• Call Moving

Moving

• Check the property of the object on position Temp position
  -> If object property = empty, call End_Moving
  -> Else, call Objectmove, passing on Temp position

End_Moving

• Set property of object at Temp position to Dozo
• Set property of object at Dozo position to empty
• Set graphics of Temp position to Dozo
• Set graphics of Dozo position to empty
• Copy Temp position to Dozo position

[Rogue]

Something is not right. :blink:

Try to complete couple things at once.

[Kon-Tiki]

Huh? :blink:

[Kon-Tiki]

Woo! Was nozing through the example files given with this thing, and got the moving to work, along with loading the board. Nothing 'bout loading the world itself yet though :whistle:

[Rogue]

steps you wrote are not exactly in the best order.

you should use part of logic for that other game you had (at least to calculate win position)

post here your prograss

ps. as you can see, i'm kind of busy myself, but will try to help ya if I can. :bye:

[Kon-Tiki]

's Alright
Right now, I've got this: The walking works, it can read a world-file and interprete the first line. I'm working on at least getting the loop for drawing the world on the playfield done today, so the big chunks're done and I can focus on the game itself.