- Snake Game: Fixed that loading a savestate while playing would mess up the game.
- Snake Game: Fixed that the winning condition depended on the snake's length rather than the number of fruits collected.
- Snake Game: Fixed that collecting a fruit while holding into the other direction would cause the fruit to vanish without spawning another one.
- Snake Game: Input is now buffered.
- Snake Game: Sped up the beginning speed by 1.
- Mush Calculator: Replaced old Mush power values with the new ones.
- Leading zeroes are now applied by string.format(), to speed up the script some.Send {Right down} {Down down}
Send {Right up} {Down up}
I'm using Autohotkey (AHK). In this image you can see, I'm giving the game 20 ms to start level 1, and from there I do something every 2 ms.
Do you think this could be something worth of publishing to TASvideos? After all, the game is being played back with keystrokes.
(Probably I should mention I'm emulating the Windows XP in Virtualbox because I have no other means of running the game.)
I found the code that calculates mush badge damage. Here's the exact calculation: (Normal * 0x33 + Super * 0x33 + Ultra * 0x40 + Max * 0x4C) / 0x100 So if you want to make your calculations more precise, here are the exact values: Normal: 51/256 Super: 51/256 Ultra: 64/256 Max: 76/256
I'm kind of curious now, so I think I'll try to disassemble it more and make a damage prediction script
drawDisplayBox(posx,posy,width,height,a())
if X > posx and X < posx+width and Y > posy and Y < posy+height then
if clicked and clickedFrames > 0 then
a()
end
boxSelected(posx,posy,posx+width,posy+height)
else
boxNormal(posx,posy,posx+width,posy+height)
end
end
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local drawPosition = function()
width=106
height=35
drawDisplayBox(PositionX,PositionY,width,height,a()
-- this happens when clicking on the display:
menuscreen=0 -- menu gets closed
PositionY = PositionY + (Y-YBefore) -- enables dragging the display around
PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore) -- "
end
)
(...)
end if X > PositionX and X <PositionX> PositionY and Y <PositionY> 0 then
menuscreen=0
PositionY = PositionY + (Y-YBefore)
PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore)
if PositionY <0> 159-height then PositionY=159-height end
if PositionX <0> 239-width then PositionX=239-width end
end
boxSelected(PositionX,PositionY,PositionX+width,PositionY+height)
else
boxNormal(PositionX,PositionY,PositionX+width,PositionY+height)
enddrawDisplayBox(posx,posy,width,height,a()
PositionY = PositionY + (Y-YBefore)
PositionX = PositionX + (X-XBefore)
end)
1. Test it yourself 3. We dont have a calendar
///// vs Swiggler, doctor shroob with grey shroom(random), doctor shroob with normal shroom(random)
~ Swiggler 200 HP
~ Doctor Shroob 46HP
~ THIS FIGHT REQUIRES 4 FIREFLOWERS!
-- hammer poison cloud with one pound (two hits)
Mario+b fireflower [ 58 3 0 ]
Luigi+b fireflower [ 57 4 0 ]
-- dodge shot
-- hammer defend big doctor shroob
Mario+b fireflower [ 56 1 1 ]
Luigi+b fireflower [ 29 0 0 ] everyone dead
~ gain 196 EXP, 140 COINHere's an old shareware PC game (speaking Win95,98) I played back when I was a kid. I think it was among a bunch of other shareware games, but I don't know if the game appeared outside of Germany/Europe. There are boards and you are the ball. The objective is to clear all the white tiles on the board by passing over them, and then step on the green(?) goal tile (The start tile is purple(?)). The white tiles disappear shortly after being stepped on. Blue tiles are solid ground. There are also teleporters, blue tiles that disappear and reappear, enemies(?), tiles that shoot a projectile over and over... The background graphic is like the cosmos. The game had 10 levels or so - but I'm pretty sure it was only a shareware version. I think the game's name is "Tyler" or something, but I can't find screenshots for the game searching that name in google...
"To finish a level, guide Tyler from the green tile to the red tile. In the process, you must destroy all of the gray tiles by touching them. When Tyler touches a gray tile, it begins to fade out. Don't linger too long! Other tiles blink in and out of existence, teleport Tyler to another tile, or otherwise make your journey more interesting and difficult. When you are on the red tile and have destroyed every gray tile on the level, hit the spacebar to advance. Remember, there is no time limit in Tyler. Take a few moments at the beginning of each level to familiarize yourself with the layout and plan your route."
print("Script is loaded")
event.onloadstate(function()
print(emu.framecount())
end)
while true do
emu.frameadvance()
end
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