During development of "I need to go", I struggled with the TextureProgressBar. A particular issue with the progress not filling or depleting correctly according to its value.
You're not alone, let me show you how I fixed it!
Head straight to solution? Feel free!
My experience with learning 2D art, and especially animation was tough. It was a demotivating process that turned out to be very rewarding with patience, sleep and some mercy for myself. In turn, I am now very eager to learn more.
I remade "I need to go" not due to lesser feedback, but due to my own dissatisfaction and gentle need to keep my games up to a certain standard, even if they are just learning experiences.
Follow along through my process of realizing this, and further improving the game.
Developing this game proved to be the biggest challenge so far. Not only on a technical level, but an artistic one too. Here's how I dealt with it, and how the game came to be.
I need to go is out!
Avoid cars, bikers and stay out of the pedestrians' path as you make your way to the urinal.. because you really need to go.
Keybricks is live! The second game in the Problem 18 challenge! Inspired by a mechanical keyboard, keep the ball in play with your space bar and destroy all the key caps!
Try it out on itch.io: https://problem-18.itch.io/keybricks
Tricat, the first game of the challenge is live! A Flappy Bird clone built in Godot, inspired by a beloved three-legged cat. Tricat must jump between brooms to gain score, falling into a broom will not end well!
Try it out on itch.io: https://problem-18.itch.io/tricat
Being a software engineer by day and a gamer by life, game development has always been on my mind. Despite multiple very small attempts, I've never really put much effort into it. Problem 18 is my public journey to finally turn this interest into a skill, one game and 18 days at a time.
Welcome to my blog post! I'll be posting here regularly about all kinds of adventures, mishaps and announcements as I learn about game development.
Feel free to reach out through social medias, or play my games as they come!