xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

Got a second level. I learned that if you just include a blank class definition of a dependency in the header file and then include the actual header of the dependency in the source file, then you can avoid recursive includes.

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I've added exit tiles. It just ends the game because I don't have it programmed to have multiple levels yet.

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Now I have an actual tile map.

Player now has an attack "animation".

I've added projectiles that the player can shoot. I was originally just going to make a simple maze game but I got carried away after getting a hand with SFML.

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Also, the tile map wasn't from a file, array, or anything like that. It's just a simple nested for loop with an if statement to create the cross of solid tiles.

Created collision detection with solid tiles.

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Got a basic tile system working.

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Not the breakout clone but I've got animated sprites to work in SFML.

Also, I forgot that I have the #gamedev hashtag featured in my profile and I haven't used it, so here you go.

Reworked the ball physics. Now the ball's velocity changes on where it hits the paddle.

Now the ball resets when it falls off. I should probably change the collision detection to be angle based because the ball can just plow into the bricks as you can see in this video, but I will do that later.

Now the bricks have different colors.

I was able to make a Breakout clone in SFML. It's just one level and I haven't even made a lose condition, but it's cool to finally have a game running on native machine code.