Hey Poutinator & Hypogamer, I love the concept of the game and tried to recreate parts of it, but I can't get behind the logics how you manage to do stuff like this. Is there any chance to get my hands on the Unity Project? Would help me a lot! But I would understand if you want to keep it your little secret :D. Anyway, thanks for the game, you guys did a good job <3
Sadly, we lost the code of the game jam project. We are curently returning to this project after trying some other ideas and remaking it from sratch.
If you want an idea of how the logic works, the tiles are all prefabs stored in two dictionary with their position on the grid as key, one for the floor, one for the walls. When a robot tries to move, we check if the position is free and has a solid ground. If their is a plug on the tile, it triggers an event witch lets the game manager check if a connection was made and what got activated.
I'm not sure if it's a clear explanation, I hope it at least help you a little. Good luck on your project :)
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Hey Poutinator & Hypogamer, I love the concept of the game and tried to recreate parts of it, but I can't get behind the logics how you manage to do stuff like this. Is there any chance to get my hands on the Unity Project? Would help me a lot! But I would understand if you want to keep it your little secret :D. Anyway, thanks for the game, you guys did a good job <3
Hi, sorry for the long delay
Sadly, we lost the code of the game jam project. We are curently returning to this project after trying some other ideas and remaking it from sratch.
If you want an idea of how the logic works, the tiles are all prefabs stored in two dictionary with their position on the grid as key, one for the floor, one for the walls. When a robot tries to move, we check if the position is free and has a solid ground. If their is a plug on the tile, it triggers an event witch lets the game manager check if a connection was made and what got activated.
I'm not sure if it's a clear explanation, I hope it at least help you a little. Good luck on your project :)
Fantastic job with this, the puzzle mechanics to the game are a ton of fun to play with and the little robot plug friends are cute!
My only complaint is the controls take a while to get used to and even then my directions still got screwed up from time to time.