Hello, and welcome to the raycaster maze! I have done quite a few raycasters, but this one is unique. I'll explain why later on. *IMPORTANT STUFF STARTS HERE* Using WASD or the arrow keys, navigate your way through the levels to find the legendary area with a green stripe along the walls. You'll know what it is when you see it. *IMPORTANT STUFF ENDS HERE* This was a coding challenge and a unique raycaster because it is tile-list based, not sprite based. This means that it can have a level editor (exclusive to me) and less lag. The raycaster itself, along with the level editor, is either drawn or stamped, so no clones are needed, speeding up things a lot. The UI is cloned, though, but it's not that bad. All in all, this was a really fun coding journey, and I learned a lot of useful tools for future projects. Thanks to Kevin Macleod for the music. Thanks to soundbible.com for the sound effects. 1,024 blocks. Quite nice for something so functional but fundamentally simple and done in a short period of time. UPDATE LOG: v1.3: Finally added much-needed editor updates! Previously to make walls you had to place each block individually. Now you can drag to create walls. Also added 4 new levels. Released 12/7/2022. v1.2: Fixed editor bug where player got stuck in walls. Updated level 17. Released 11/28/2022. v1.1: Deleted title screen locked level feature due to bugginess and added 11 more levels. Updated editor key commands. Released 11/23/2022. v1.0: Release! Yes! Released 11/23/2022 v0.9: Working on thine thumbnail... v0.8: Adding in-between-level screen. v0.7: Adding UI. v0.6: Adding more levels and editor enhancements. v0.5: Increased FPS. v0.4: Add more levels and updated minor other things. v0.3: Adding raycasting! Yes! v0.2: Adding player, not too hard at all. v0.1: Added tiles and level editor. 272 blocks in one sitting! RetroCosmic352 out! See ya in the next one! ;D You fell for it again, didn't you?
