An easy tip for keybord compatibility when using WASD controls: map [W] and [Z] to move forward, [A] and [Q] to move left. Then you have a [QWERTY]/[AZERTY] keybords compatibility.
Thanks! I'll upload Linux and Mac version in the 48h LD. Maybe someone can have lag with this version, it's cause the shaders i used, there is a non laggy version too, i'll upload it tomorrow.
About the keyboard compatibility, i'm not used to things like that, if i'll lend the player to change controls in the LD version maybe.
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MikePad18 Apr 2014, 15:04
Now I only played the web version but I thought the shaders looked great but the input does feel a bit laggy. Also, I would only use Unity's Input manager (GetButton("Jump"))to change bindings as you could then use a gamepad to play as well instead of just limiting to keyboards. Good stuff all around though! :)
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SK16Games18 Apr 2014, 21:34
Love the concept! :D Please develop this to a bigger game, that would be cool :)
looks cool but my computer lags to almost a stand-still. Web version currently unplayable due to super lag on my macbook air. Maybe it works fine on a desktop pc, but I really want to see the no shader version.
You are free to use the idea as far as you give me the credit of the original idea :3, it's a warmup game you know, anyway i have the movement and collision totally fixed and some ideas in the back if you want the source.
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An easy tip for keybord compatibility when using WASD controls: map [W] and [Z] to move forward, [A] and [Q] to move left. Then you have a [QWERTY]/[AZERTY] keybords compatibility.
About the keyboard compatibility, i'm not used to things like that, if i'll lend the player to change controls in the LD version maybe.