(sorry, this was the best I could do...) (read the full description for context) This is a (very janky) engine for Project SBB. Trust me, you should sort the code before using it. Use with credit. You can also consider this a late fighter entry for the game, I guess. maybe as a tutorial or something? Actual fighter status for Player is appreciated, but not expected. Left and right arrow keys to move, well... left and right. Up arrow key and space to jump Down arrow to use down arrow attacks Z for standard attacks X for special moves 1 for FINAL SCRATCH Fighter Name: Player STANDARD ATTACKS: Jab: a two-hit spammable rapid jab, in which the Player throws two punches, one with each hand. Dash attack: The Player dives forward, but due to the janky ground physics, it appears as the side air. Neutral Air: The Player spawns a cyan force field around them. Side Air: The Player delivers a midair karate kick. Up Air: The Player punches directly upwards. This attack has excellent vertical reach, but little to no horizontal reach. Down Air: The Player blasts a shot of energy from their palms. this move can spike at high enough percentages. SPECIAL MOVES: Neutral Special: Fireball The Player fires a shot of fire from their palm. The fireball travels in a straight line for a distance and then explodes. Side Special: Human Comet The Player runs forward at high speeds, charging through anything in their way. Up Special: Screw Attack Identical to Samus' Up Special, except for looks. Down Special: Jet The Player fires a jetstream of water from their palm, pushing opponents away but not dealing any damage or knockback. Great for egdeguarding. FINAL SCRATCH: "The (Purple) Stuff of Nightmares" The player fires a beam of "Purple Stuff ©", dealing MASSIVE multi-hitting damage to anyone caught in it. This attack does not launch when completed. but compensates with a HUGE damage intake. Stage Name: Programmed Platform Song names are shown in the top-right corner of the screen. CREDITS: All code, sound, and art in this project were made by me, basically from scratch (pun definitely intended).
this took me as much effort as making a generic platformer... none!
