I can't see anything wrong with the classes quickly, it has too be how you are creating the explosion.

I'm going to assume, you are feeding in random positions into the method instead of the enemy's location



That will render it to where the x and y pos are, but if u wanted it centered, you can add half the width to xPos, and half the height for yPos and it should be centered.

is like the opening of the program, all LOLCODE words represent pretty much there meaning

HAI - hello, like a new coversation
CAN HAS - Can I have
KTHXBYE - Ok i am done now, thanks bye
AWSUM THX - it returned true, in this case, the file "LOLCATS.txt" was found
O NOES - something returned false - in this case, the file "LOLCATS.txt" was invalid
VISIBLE - make this visible for the user
INVISIBLE - like a System.out.println(); in your code for debugging purposes

in other words, try and translate it to engligh
before


translated

You could have your Winrar or 7zip set to have .jar files open as a archive instead of with java, making you think you had to extract it.

And if I remember right, Valve does not take any of that $100, I believe it goes straight to charity (Atleast what I heard)

Now your getting further away.

Projectiles move in a perfect parabola due to the gravity, if gravity did not exist, the projectile would travel in a straight line in the angle you shoot.

Gravity will push down on the projectile, causing it to move in a parabola.

and to pjt33, not sure what a flatter path is, quick google search didn't return me anything useful, due to air resistance, it will not be perfect as the horizontal component will slow down, causing the flight path to not follow a parabola that is worked out without the the effect of air resistance.

From all the good responses to my game so far, almost all comments say "great concept", soon I may actually add more features to the game.

Probably add particle effects to the jetpack (not sure what else other then jetpack could do with particles).
Redo the Tone Tiles sound, so it is a bit easier to differentiate the sounds.
Multi Tone doors.
Make the player spawn closer to the door in each level, some did not like the repetitiveness of having to move to the door, then move all the way back through the level to find the tone (later levels, you do spawn near a door) 

well, the jar file is named hexagion.jar.

Soo it gives the error:

Error: Unable to access jarfile pathToFile/game.jar

Your run-windows.exe file is pointing to game.jar by the way!

Here is mine, it is called Tune Locks, I literally had no idea what to make, so I just made this XD, if only it was parallel worlds, had a great idea, maybe ill turn it into a game still

http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-26/?action=preview&uid=10780

cast the x and y variables to a int in the drawing

Im sure you have a Input Handler of some sought, that handles muse and keyboard presses.

If you do not have an InputHandler, research that first.

Now you have your InputHandler, the simplest way, would to check if the cursor is within a region e.g. a rectangle or square, once determined the cursor is within the rectangle, you should then check for a mouse clicked.

You should have a class called Button, that will have a render and update method, that you update in your menu screen class.

Inside the update method you would have this



The first if statement checks to see if the mouse cursor is within a rectangle of the size of the image, if it is, it will then checked it the mouse is clicked it will then proceed and change the screen, in this case print "The button works!".

If you want it tile based, just created a 2 dimensional array of tiles, each tile will have their co ordinates and texture.

When something collides with the tile have a for loop that checks around the tile to see what tiles to remove.

Try and scavenge those extra minutes over the 48 hours or even the 72 hour jam, even if the game is not great or hardly fits the theme, put it up, just mention you did not have the time, and you were able to produce this in x amount of time.

If not post up on the website anyway, mention the language, someone may like it and start following its progress, maybe even enter the next LD with it.

You should enter Ludum Dare 26 with Leola, mention you created the language, give a link to the download in a "im in" post, and make a good game to show it off for the event, you may get a bit bigger community supporting it.

missed the to tell you if its fixed bit, and yes it is fixed.

benCraftAlpha3_17_E.jar is what i downloaded (in case you put up a wrong file)



Had to cut down the size of the image, so I only posted the main bits, In Australia we have usage caps, and I capped mine, but it should be reset on the 23rd. I'm wondering how I managed to survive on dial up lol

There seems to be a 1 pixel gap between each triangle, your able to see the lines of where they connect, you should add that to your to fix list.

You can switch work spaces, create a new folder somewhere, and press switch work space under file.

I think this is the only way or at least the easiest.

Search of Projectile Motion will give you all the formulas.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ehanc7sQdY

Seems alright so far, gives the equations, what some of the variables are and does examples.

If you asked like 6 months ago, I would of been able to give you the formulas soo much easier with a explanation, I learnt projectile motion in physics last year.

EDIT: Projectiles travel in a parabola.

I believe it runs the mobile version of minecraft, not 100% sure, but I think it does.

You can remove each key individually, I have a black widow too, just grab a ID, gift card etc (something plastic) put it behind the back of the key, and kind of turn the side of it upwards (turn the ID, gift card etc, clockwise), the key should then pop out.

The space bar and backspace have a bar across it, I think you can take it off normally, but i am not sure.

one theme and is announced as soon as it starts. You can vote for the theme you want when they have the polls up.

LibGDX should have a animator class, just read up about it, I don't know much about LibGDX but I am sure it has one.

Not all phones are equal, I don't think its really worth even trying to make every phone render at the same time.

Your "bigger smart phone" may have more background app's running then your "smaller smart phone", this would alter the speed as your phone would be running some background tasks, try closing everything but your game on both devices.

The hardware in the "smaller phone" could be better then in your "bigger phone" or your smaller phone just requires less processing time for its general things, (maybe less things need updating in the smaller phone).

Conclusion: If you try testing the delta time on different computers, you will also notice that every computer will give a different number, Delta is there to help fix the speed of the game for slower computers, the faster your computer is going, the less the delta value will be, meaning if you had a free loop, the delta value SHOULD make the movement of objects stay constant or pretty close between devices, despite the value of delta being greater or lower on one computer.

EDIT: Maybe your screen is a different resolution, your "bigger smart phone" probably has a higher resolution then your smaller phone.

Meaning the cube in the "smaller smart phone" has less distance to travel to the other side of the screen.

Only check collision with the blocks around you, so up, down, left, right. anywhere where the place could collide, like its impossible for the player to be colliding with a object separated by 10 blocks.

There was actually a game jam for him, have 48 hours (i think 48) to make a game based off any one of his tweets.

You have empty parts of the array because your only setting what is not 0, when your drawing you will have to check its not null


Or set the block to a air block which the remeer method doesn't draw anything

each block (since 1.5) has now got its own image file instead of located on a sprite sheet, this allowed them to have there own texture pack support for higher resolutions images.

The multiple texture binds may cause a bit of a frame rate drop, maybe you could hack in a way to convert the image to a sprite sheet too allow for only one bind.

*NOTE*
I have not looked at the code, but if you look for the textures in the jar file, you will see each item / block has its own file since 1.5.

OpenGL is GPU based, your graphics card has to support it.

update the chunk when a block is broken