A couple years back I made a DOS-like game that looked like Dwarf Fortress but played like Minecraft, and now I was thinking that would probably be more fun switched around, so I started kicking around the idea of "Block Fortress" Block Fortress is a game where a group of 10 people are dro...

Davidobot wrote:Woah, woah, woah. I use a tile-collision method for my platformers.

I wish more people thought like you! Almost EVERY platformer tutorial I've found for this language uses yfloor. Dumbest thing to teach ever.

Screw it, I don't know enough about this language yet to make something as complicated as Tetris. Basically, my idea was for a game called Catris (Catchris?) where multiple tetrominoes fall at once and you can move them around with your mouse to place them, and if you don't have anywhere to put one...

Screw it, I don't know enough about this language yet to make something as complicated as Tetris. Basically, my idea was for a game called Catris (Catchris?) where multiple tetrominoes fall at once and you can move them around with your mouse to place them, and if you don't have anywhere to put one ...

I apologize if I seemed rude earlier, I've been having kind of a crappy day.

a tetris-like game I don't want anyone to steal my idea ok I don't want to say what it is Just looking for help where there obviously is none. ok ...Seriously, though. You'll get more help if you say specifically what you want to do. And if you aren't rude and standoffish to the people from whom yo...

Jasoco wrote:You're new. You probably shouldn't be so cocky. We have rules about bumping. You need to follow the rules.

Meh. Just looking for help where there obviously is none.

bartbes wrote:

thecodejunkie wrote: I'm allowed to be impatient, this is America.

You're not, and it's not.

I am, and I am. In America, that is.

'Murica.

bartbes wrote:You've not even waited an hour. Have patience.

I'm allowed to be impatient, this is America.

Bump.