For the records.

DooDoo Jump Scoring note and cloud suggestions.

Notes while traveling.

Working out the Loading screen really helped me solve a couple questions for myself. Even a simple game like this needs story or context.

DooDoo Jump is about a Poo trying to get to heaven... except currently the game never ends.

What do you think that means if anything? Leave me a comment.

Doo Doo Load Screen Ver. 2

Taking a different spin at DooDoo Jump. No longer escaping a sewer. He's now chasing his dreams. Dreams TBD. What does a poo dream of?

DooDoo Jump Now with Music and Sounds

New browser build is up. (Not mobile friendly, yet)

DooDoo Jump 0.2

- Removed Mouse Controls in favor of Key controls. They're a little loose. Will tune later.

Left = A or <- (Left Arrow)
Right = D or <- (Right Arrow)

+ Added Sounds and Music
+ Animated Eyes Up and Down (Left and Right is coming)
+ Tuned Camera Viewport

Tuning Tasks ToDo

+ Platform spacing to closer match the apex of the jump
+ Animate Pupils Left and Right
+ Death Animation
+ GUI
1. Start
2. Death
3. Restart
4. Score

Doo Doo Jump - First Prototype

Testing out a link. No sounds yet but worked out some of my scripting issues. Test Control = Move the mouse Left and Right

Doo Doo Jump Game

Feedback, Questions and Comments welcome and encouraged.

Weekend Tasks!

Just getting prepped for a weekend of Unity game making!

Ready for a dunk contest!

Doo Doo Man jumps better than Michael Jordon now!

Doo Doo Jump Update:

- Doo Doo Man - Integrated

- Jumping Animations - Integrated

- Platforms and interactions - Prototyped

- Mouse Input - Integrated and tuned (No keyboard right now. I like how the mouse feels currently.)

ToDo

- Animate Eyes

- Create and integrate Background Image

- Script Platforms to be infinite and random

- Script a scoring system

One Way Collision = No Collision

I've been noodling on one way collision for Doo Doo Jump for a little over a week now. Just realized that for what I intend to do I actually don't need collision.

Part of the flaw in my thinking is I was approaching the problem too literally. Another issue is I started with an example scene and started adapting it before really settling my design. That's what I get for not writing a design doc.

However, the biggest issue is I'm still getting into the swing of learning how to use all the tools at my disposal in Unity.

Here's my new solution/design.

- Character has an empty game object on the bottom.

- Platforms have no collision and have thin trigger volumes.

- On Enter triggers JUMP animation

- Animation OnComplete sends message.

That's the basics. Will provide the working solution when I post the game.

Back to Doo Doo Jump

Time to actually apply the solutions that I proposed in last week's posts. Been occupied with FD scripting and day jorb.

- Test tween solutions