Vertigo (Beta)

[Jasoco]

I'm tlling you, just look at my Zelda engine project. Just don't steal my code verbatim. It'll help figure out how to do what you want. Mines a top down but a similar method should work for collision detection in a side scroller.

[kalle2990]

Edited the collision function, game uploaded in OP
If you experienced the game running slow before, reply if it runs much faster now, it should.

[bartbes]

Waaaay faster, it is playable now.
Now if only there were some more screens... (or am I missing something?)

[kalle2990]

Waaaay faster, it is playable now.
Now if only there were some more screens... (or am I missing something?)

No, there's only 3 in the example map. But that map isn't finished, it can have up to 64 rooms

[Jasoco]

It was playable fine before. For me at least.

[kalle2990]

Yes, but some users *cough cough* bartbes! experienced bad performance when running on their computer. This fix also allows me to add more complicated stuff to the game without making it lag a little, and some users bartbes! have the power to manipulate my forum posts. You should never fight with the soviet! (and moderators)

[Jasoco]

I'd be interested to hear what computers and specs the "bad" users have. Mine's a Core2Duo 2.0GHz with GMA 950 graphics and 2GB RAM OS X 10.6.2 and it worked great with no slowdown.

[farvardin]

It plays really smooth on my computer (whose caracteristics can be found there: http://love2d.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14059#p14059 ), and I like the concept and implementation very much. I couldn't find the original game on internet, but I was curious to see.

[bartbes]

I'd be interested to hear what computers and specs the "bad" users have. Mine's a Core2Duo 2.0GHz with GMA 950 graphics and 2GB RAM OS X 10.6.2 and it worked great with no slowdown.

My computer is not that new, but it can play all modern 3D games, there should be no case in which a 'simple' 2D game is slower.