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Hello!
I've started a new game called the Dregs of War, and I'd seriously welcome criticism / praise / money.
You can check out the progress here:
www.dregsofwar.blogspot.com
Just wanna say thanks to anybody out here on the forums who has helped me out - a lot of what I've learned here is going into this game!
Tell me what you think!
Awoogamuffin
Very good concept, I love the swinging part.
One note is that you should put the controls in the caption as well, because I found it hard to figure out what did what. Also I feel like you should change the controls to the arrow keys, since Im assuming you wont use the mouse?
the WASD keys are more commonly used when also tracking the mouse.
I think you captured the mario style gameplay well, but I didn't find wall jumping all that useful. I could stick to the wall, but I couldn't jump off.
As for swinging, very impressive. If you could post a tidbit of the maths behind that, that'd be cool.
All in all, great start. Keep up the great work.
Hey there XenElement
Thanks for the feedback. I've done as you suggested with telling people how he's controlled. I'll implement arrow keys soon.
The swinging stuff is pretty scrappy. I'll try to clean it up, comment it properly and post it up soon.
Anyway, things are more interesting now - I've implemented gravity shifts. Check it out and tell me what you think!
Hey, nice work this far.
The running feels really good. The gravity shift looks cool, i would love to see how it looks with some real ground graphics.
Running and jumping need some work, the first jump works but sometimes when you land and try a second jump it dose not seem to work.
I think the wall jumps need some work, sometimes he wont even jump (Maybe the same thing as jumping two times in a row) and I tried jumping wall to wall and that did not seem to work either.
Swinging looks / feels good!
Good luck, ill bookmark your blog for futher updates
Great job, I love the gravity shifting, this game concept has really great potential!
awesome job!
This looks great. It's inspiring to see you scribe your development progress in the blog. I'm sure it keeps you in the development mindset!
Hey guys thanks for the encouragement!
Xenelement - you're not the only one to think the wall jumping is off - I think the problem is that some people hit space bar just before he's reached that wall. What I'll do is have him wall jump if the jump key has been pressed shortly before Dreg reaching the wall.
I also want to tweak the pole jumping - I don't like how it goes crazy if you tap jump while Dreg isn't swinging.
But in the mean time I've been working on collision lines that function over several gravity zones, which was surprisingly difficult for me to sort out, but I finally have it. You can see a not-very-exciting demo of Dreg being able to run along a floor and be effected by gravity shifts at the same time...
www.dregsofwar.blogspot.com
Great concept! Feels very natural
I like it. The wall jumping is better now, and I like being able to walk and have it change, but the hero seems to rotate faster than the screen.
I think the problem people are having with wall jumping is because they play Mario, where you had to jump the second time slightly BEFORE the wall. Actually, I like how this plays BETTER than Mario! Great Job!
Hey there everybody!
Thanks for the encouragement XenElement. I've made a couple of changes to the wall jumping anyway, as you can see in the next entry:
http://www.dregsofwar.blogspot.com
by the way, you asked for some code about the swinging. I'm afraid to say it's pretty hacky after all the tweaking and changes to it. For instance, it seems to decelerate in two places, which strikes me as stupid, but I'm afraid to edit it because I'm happy with the way it is. I've tried to comment it as best I could, but I doubt it'll be very useful.
the variables are swingSpeed, which is the amount by which rotation will be changed each frame.
_direction is the way Dreg is facing (-1 for left, 1 for right)
swingAccel is something I don't think should be there anymore. I think that now it just decelerates swingSpeed... I dunno.
player is the person controlling Dreg. player.move is his lateral movement command...
PHP Code://first - if he's near 0 degrees and isn't moving very fast, just stop him.
if (Math.abs(rotation) <= 4 && Math.abs(swingSpeed) <= 4 && player.move == 0)
{
rotation = 0;
swingSpeed = 0;
}
else
{
//player.move represents the player's instructions: -1 for left, 1 for right, and 0 for no input
if (player.move != 0)
{
//this is to give Dreg a boost if he has stopped swinging - so if rotation is low, and so is swing speed
//then give him a boost of 10 degrees/frame
if(Math.abs(rotation) <= 5 && Math.abs(swingSpeed) <= 5)
{
swingSpeed -= player.move * 10;
}
else
{
//this if statement is weird - what it does is only make the player input have an effect when he's swinging in the
//relevant direction, and is going downwards
if (!((rotation * _direction >= 0 && swingSpeed * _direction >= 0) || (rotation * _direction <= 0 && swingSpeed * _direction <= 0)))
{
if (swingSpeed * player.move < 0 && Math.abs(rotation) <= 170) swingSpeed -= player.move * 2.4;
}
//otherwise, on the up-swing, decelerate
else swingSpeed *= 0.9;
}
}
//this applies the deceleration to the swinging
swingSpeed += rotation <= 0 ? swingAccel : -swingAccel;
//applies the swingSpeed to the rotation
rotation += swingSpeed;
//this is to compensate for the fact that Flash always returns rotation as between -180 and 180. I want it between 0 and 360
var angle:int = rotation * _direction > 0 ? 360 - rotation * _direction : rotation * -_direction;
/**
* This is the most interesting part - I animated Dreg bending his body backwards and forwards.
* The animation is over 90 frames, so 1/4 of the full 360 frames. The animation loops, of course.
* So the idea is to make the frame that Dreg is on to be relative to his rotation... Did that make
* sense?
*/
gotoAndStop(Math.floor(swinging + angle/4));
Man, that's really good! I like the feel of the swinging, and I actually didn't notice whatever decelleration problem you had. The gravity is fun to mess with, and I love wall jumping now. The character is very fluid, and doesn't have any more seizures when jumping and not swinging.
The only complaint that I have now is going to be a hard fix, It's the thing that all terrain games have to deal with. One foot of the character is on the ground, the other floats. Dang, dreg has good balance if he can stand there like that for 10 minutes.
I can't wait to see this game, and if you need any help with something, I'd be happy to, although in terms of the action script, what your doing is way over my head, so I won't be much help with that.
I've been lurking this thread and I really like the game mechanics so far. I'm curious to what the goal of the player is going to be. Is it just platforming or are you planning on adding some enemies?
I did find with the latest version that it's easier to jump through a wall. I managed to be able to recreate it in a particular spot which I made a screenshot of. I got there by walljumping upwards from the beginning and then walking to the left and letting myself drop into the wall. When the character stops swinging and you press space to jump, you will fall through the wall. I thought you might want such a testscenario for debugging.
Hey TOdorus, thanks a lot! It's precisely that kind of thing which shows me how beneficial sharing this game with everybody has been. Thanks again to everybody else - all your comments about control etc. have been useful - a lot of my non-gaming colleagues have been finding it much easier to play as well.
Xenelement, thanks again for the encouragement. As for the foot problem, you'll see, the floor will have some depth to it, not just a line, so that problem won't be so clear.
As for gameplay, if you read the very first post in my blog TOdorus you'll see that I'm planning to have combat as well. That'll be coming pretty soon I think.
As for the collision problem, I'll get working on that right now. I already have a pretty good idea how to fix it.
Right, I think it's fixed now.
I also noticed another context in which he could fall through walls. Yeah, if any of you find that happening, it would be cool if you tell me. When Todorus says "it's easier to jump through a wall" that gets worried. Are there lots of places where Dreg falls through walls?
Also, what do you guys think of the slow camera? Is it confusing? Should I make it quick again?
I did just that a few minutes after I posted, so shame on me. That is going to be some insane AI work you got ahead of you. I was really impressed with the lighting in the 3D animation, excellent work!Quote:
Originally Posted by Awoogamuffin
I noticed there were some places/times which raised a red flag by me.Those situations where you seem te be falling through a bit of wall before the collision detects it. It may well be that the collision detection did it's job and it's just the shape of the collision object bieng a bit off, but my instinct tells me to distrust it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Awoogamuffin
When you use the same route (upward from the beginning) and jump to the left into another gravity sprite. The collision detection seems to ignore the bit sticking out if you make a jump very close to it. Might be that it's just the shape of the collision sprite and that there's no way to actually make Dreg fall through the wall, but I can't tell as a player. Hence a red flag pulling up in my mind.
This is a bit personal but I like the slight disorientation. I do think it will become annoying real fast (the disorientation not the slow camera), so hints on gravity fields are probably a good idea. I'm sure you've got that planned though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Awoogamuffin
Hi there guys!
Thanks again for all you comments / help.
I've tightened up the collision detection, but just this minute I found one place where you can happily wander right through a wall. Can you find it?
But obviously the most significant change has been the background. It's now multicoloured and vaguely disturbing. Don't worry, I'll keep working on it, but I do feel that it already has a certain style to it. Please tell me what you think!
That link again: The Dregs of War
I love it! This is going to be an amazing game, (It is already!)
I actually couldnt find the wall problem, though I only played for 10 minutes.
I Love just jumpin around!
Wow, thanks XenElement, that just made me feel all nice and warm inside.
I've just realised I can upload images on here. Maybe this image of what the level looks like could make some of you browsers out there curious enough to actually try out the game:
http://www.mbeeson.co.uk/images/background.jpg
So that's what the world looks like when you're high on LSD. Very impressive work Awoogamuffin!
People are probably going to boo me for bringing this up, but I had some trouble distinguishing gameplay elements from background. Especially the black girders were sometimes hard to find. Maybe use of color (dare I say it) some more standardized things to grab onto?
Wow. When you said you were working your butt off, you weren't kidding! I cant wait to see where else Dreg goes! Count me in as a fan of this game! I think this is the first of its kind!
[EDIT] I agree with TOdorus, I actually had some trouble seeing the things you could do acrobatics on.
Again thanks for the input. I definitely agree about the girders, and I've made them much more visible. I also think the poles need to be pointed out, so they have a kind of glow about them. I was worried it would look silly, but then again the whole game looks a bit silly so the glow fits right in, in my opinion.
Hello again!
I know it's been a while, but I was on holiday.
Anyway, I've started work on the combat. You can let out your frustrations on a yellow rectangle. Woohooo!
There's also a needlessly long blogpost attached.
The Dregs of War
I like it, although it seems to have the same kind of problem as the wall jumping, it doesn't detect the next button press the right way.
For example, if you were to punch fest the block, (a,a,a,a,a,a,a,) then it has a very nice alternating punch animation. (I really like it ^_^)
But in fighting games, on element is almost NECESSARY to make it a true fighting game. Combo attacks.
Punch, Punch, Kick, Punch. That's what I really feel makes platforming fighter games interesting, the different attacks strung together.
For some reason, if you try "a", then "d", it doesn't fire the second event. (It only punches.)
That's no fun!
other than that, I love that the yellow block, and how it reacts. When Dreg does his uppercut though I think there should be an increased knock back. (make the block jump back farther on a hit). The uppercut should have some effect as well as making the animations more interesting.
I look forward to seeing more updates!
Hello!
Well I've been working more on the game. I hope you'll find the way moves string together more fluid now, Xenelement. As for a better reaction when doing an uppercut, don't worry - that's next on my list.
The main new things in this update are throwing, and a new character... here he is:
http://mbeeson.co.uk/images/Thug.gif
Anyway, the game is here
As always, tell me of any problems, issues or things you simply don't like - all the criticism from you guys has been really valuable.
Awoogamuffin
Nice work again. I especially liked how the thug would flip his arms when thrown. You can almost hear him say: "whooooaaah". I wasn't so charmed with the throw. The reason is that when I run into the character and press throw, I'd expect the throw to be in the direction I'm moving in. At the moment I will run into the thug and suddenly my direction changes to perform the throw. Instead of that sutemi you could perhaps use a o-soto-gari (which should also be fairly easy to animate)? The sutemi could still be used if the player was standing still in front of the enemy.
I couldn't find a short clip of a jiu jitsu styled execution ,only judo, so I looked up the reference video I always watch before my exams. The main difference is the blow to the chin instead of grabbing the jacket. Since dreg is the shady kind of character, I think you're looking for a dirtier style.
At about 3:40 there's a frontal choke attack. Tori defends with a block, the blow to the chin followed by the o soto gari. You might also notice that the arm is locked under the armpit instead of grabbing uke by the sleeve, but that's just to make the transition to arm locks easier.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?...HNTF-Abo89ygCA
An alternative would be a more storm/spear style attack: Ryo-ashi-dori. For the attack from the back you could look at kiri-otoshi. The dirty variant would be to leave the knee in ukes path and pull ukes spine into the knee. If you're happy with what you're using that's fine, I think it's a bit of a personal thing, as I always split my tachi waza into techniques I can use when we're moving backwards, forwards or to the side, so I know which techniques I have avaible given the situation.
On a more technical note: I found that when you walk to the right passed the streetlight you come at a house with a yellow platform sticking out. When I hang on the left side of it and climb up, Dreg falls through the platform a bit, or fails and keeps retrying. This might be related to the changing of gravityzones as I found walljumping to be harder in those areas too.
Wow. This is really starting to feel like something that wasn't made in flash. Nice!
Great job again, although I agree with TOdorus, throwing your target the opposite direction is kind of weird.
Are you sure this isn't something made for a console? O_O
also, what if you made the run and punch thing do something else, and made another button that could pick up the enemy and then make each button do something? Like:
Normal:
A = Punch, S = Kick, D=Lift Target
Target Lifted:
A=Throw in current direction, S=Smash on ground, D=Drop
Or something like that. I just like the Idea of being able to carry the guy around. Maybe you can also add something where if you throw him from higher up he gets more hurt? That'd be cool. Also he has to escape if you hold him too long of course.
Anyway, amazing game, I think I'd buy this if it came out on Nintendo DS. It's that much fun.
Cheers,
Dreg's #1 fan XenElement
Wow Todorus, thanks for that feedback - I've watched a fair bit of that video. Very aesthetically pleasing. I'm afraid a lot of what you said went over my head - I don't know the first thing about fighting (hence the silliness in the game). I like the fact that my little throw has a name. In any case, there's actually going to be a different throw if you hit A immediately after reaching him (or a little before him), a throw which maintains forward momentum, and the current throw will only be performed if Dreg has been running against him for a while... you'll see, I think it'll work out.
As for the platform bug, that was happening with all platforms - thing is, I just jump onto platforms when hanging on the ledge, so I haven't tried just climbing up for a while! In any case, the bug is fixed now, but the camera sort of jerks up when you do it. I'll sort that out another day. Thanks for reporting the bug - useful stuff!
Xenelement - indebted to you as always. Keep up the praise!
Ok guys!
Dreg has several new fight moves now and various bugs have been fixed (the camera moves up smoothly as Dreg climbs up a ledge now, for example).
Todorus, I hope you're not too disappointed by my amateurish attempts at fight moves - I'm sure you could explain why they're all nonsense...
In any case, I hope the fighting feels somehow more fluid and enjoyable now. Please have a look and tell me what you think!
Awoogamuffin
I like it a lot, and I like the fact that you can now do the strong throw by pressing "d" while running at the "Brute". But I don't like the fact that you have to run constantly at the enemy to toss him backward when you use the "a" button. I think you should just remove the strong throw from the "a" button and just let people use the "d".
I like the spinny throw, and I'm not even going to ask how you did the 3d effect. (HOW?)
I think that the next step in your fighting should be something like my example code below.
(Assuming that you're using AS3, if not, you get the general idea.)
Code://Arrays to hold the movieclips of various attacks
private var fistAttacks:Array = new Array();
private var footAttacks:Array = new Array();
//A timer set so that you can check chained attacks, or attacks that should get stronger the longer that they go on repetitively.
private var attackTimer:Timer = new Timer(500)
//Variable to hold what number attack to go to
private var attackCounter:int = 0;
private function loadAttacks(){
//Adding all fist attack movieclips to an array
fistAttacks.push(punch1)
fistAttacks.push(punch2)
fistAttacks.push(uppercut)
fistAttacks.push(spinsmash)
//Adding all foot/kicking attack movieclips to an array
footAttacks.push(kick1)
footAttacks.push(kick2)
footAttacks.push(spinkick)
footAttacks.push(smashkick);
}
//Then the thing that actually attacks
//A function to run everytime the "a" button was hit.
private function onAttackFist(){
if(!attackTimer.running){
attackTimer.start()
}
else if(attackTimer.running){
fistAttacks[attackCounter].play()
attackCounter++
}
My code is a wee bit dodgey, but I hope you get the Idea.
Once again, I'm amazed at how awesome this game is, and I wish I knew how to make something like this.
[Edit] Ugh, I just realized how absobloodylutley horrifying my code was. It's actually missing the part where the timer needs to restart, which should happen everytime you chain attacks in time. Ugh, I just hope you guys can understand what I mean.
Oh man... I feel so stupid.
I played Dreg for a bit, and I admit, (I'm sorry) that I didn't even read the blog post. I probably could have saved myself 15 minutes not writing that code if I had. >_<
Although now that I think about it, it would be kinda cool to have some attacks chain like above. So it wasn't a total waste.
As for what I think of the sweet moves... AWESOME!
I love the variety, and I think that the moves are MUCH more original than some crap 5 minute flash game on mochi.
I actually haven't played many fighting games, so when I first saw it, I couldn't tell that it was ripped off(That's a good thing)
I like the slingshot one as well, but it feels like dreg shrinks. I don't know if the animation is a bit smaller or somthing, but it just feels a teensy bit off.
I love this update, I can't wait till the thug starts fighting back!
Hello everybody!
I've started work on some (really, really stupid) AI, and decided to make it more interesting by sticking a second thug in there. So far, he only has one fighting move, but at least he runs up to you and uses it! He's no longer just a passive fool, turning the other cheek as you do horrible things to him!
So check it out here.
Again, thanks so much to all of you (yes, Xenelement, I'm looking at you) for all the advice, criticism, and praise!
Awoogamuffin
Oh man... That is AWESOME! I'm really feeling the fast paced action of this game! This RULES! I love hitting them around, watching the fat guys chase me, and I love how they are MUCH stronger than you with their simplest move, (In proportion to their fat bodies.).
Over all else, I LOVE fighting in this game, because of the acrobatics and camera switching. Because of these, Dreg can do some pretty weird jumps. My favorite thing of ALL to do, is letting the Thugs kill eachother! Did you implement that on purpose? Jumping out of the way at the last second and letting them pummel eachother is the MOST fun I've had in a video game in a LONG time.
Looking forward to whatever else comes in this game;
Xenelement
[EDIT] Found one glitch. The pole right above the starting point can be swung on, and after a few seconds the two thugs run together, and... Hug each other? Heh... The thugs should be able to knock you off.
Also, I think those guys are a bit tubby, so should run slower. ^_^ Amazing Game.
Good to see you're still working on this Awoogamuffin. I'm sorry to say that I dislike the combat as it is. There is a tendency to get pummeled, especially when the dudes beat you into a corner. I think Dreg should stand up faster than the opponents as the opponents can reach you at about the same time you get up, resulting in a very short reaction time to not get beaten to the ground again and again. And the game realy needs a block move ofcourse.
What you also may consider is cueing the actions of the AI. Let the AI first ready their punch by pulling back their fist, hover it for a quarter of a second and then punch. The player gets a cue that a punch is coming and gets the option to evade or block, or just be late and block it with the head.
Nice one on the AI following you correctly over a less then uniform terrain. How are you doing that: with waypoints? And how are you going to handle them chasing you up buildings etc, like in the animation?
Thanks for your responses guys!
I'm going to give the thugs more moves and stuff, so the combat is far from finished. I do agree with you todorus that there should be more warning before the thugs punch. So I've gone ahead and implemented what you suggested. I've also made it so that they don't start punching until after you have got up again, so you'll always have time to escape.
I've also made them a little slower Xenelement, and in the future I'll be adding functionality to have them hit while you're jumping/hanging on a pole and are within their reach.
As for your question todorus, they will not be chasing after you if you go jumping off into the distance. They'll stick to their area. Maybe later I'll have enemies that can chase you acrobatically, but I don't want to get bogged down in that kind of AI...
The way I see it, you play Zelda and metroid, and maybe the first time you visit an area you carefully dispatch all of the enemies, but later, if you're just passing through, you'll ignore them. I'd like that to be possible in this game too!
I'm not using waypoints, because that would add to to the work I'll have to do when designing levels. I've just got a bit of clever geometry at work that let's the thugs know which direction to run in...
As always, thanks a lot for your pointers and criticism!
Hello everybody (well, I imagine only Xenelement and Todorus still read this thread)
I've been working a lot these last few days. Now the thug has several new moves and few more nuances in his behaviour. Hopefully it'll be more to your taste todorus - after each attack the thug pauses a while, giving you and opportunity to escape / get him from behind (in a purely violent, non-sexual way).
The Dregs of War
Thanks again to all of you for all your advice and support - I'm sure I'd have given up on this project without it!
I love it! You added the ability to knock dreg down off a swing pole, with the thug's uppercut. I love it! I still look forward to seeing an enemy that jumps up and smacks you down though.
This is a VERY important notice!
First of all, still amazed, HOW IN **** did you make this???
Second, being an avid videogamer, I've already figured out the cheapest way to play this game.
Sliding attack FTW!
I don't know if you want to do anything about this yet, but I just feel that since dreg manages to get up so fast, and that anything you touch with the sliding attack gets knocked down, you just have to slide-run all over the place. Easy Peasey.
Maybe you could increase dreg's cooldown/getting up time? Or make the slide attack only knock the thugs back, because at this point I feel that it's just too easy.
On that note, cheers
If any idiot stopped reading this thread because he thought it was boring... RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWR!
I love this game!
Xenelement
[EDIT] Playing this lots more, and I just found the most fun way to kill the thugs. Jump on the swinging pole, and swing until you start going all the way around. then keep swinging, and let the thugs try to get you. It may take a few tries, but eventually they will start hitting each other! I absolutely love the fact that you can fake the thugs out. If you are fast enough with the keyboard, you can make them hit themselves. That is the one thing I have rarely seen in other fighting games. The enemies never seem to hit each other. That's not realistic!
Again, great job Awooga
Hello everybody!
Well the updates are coming thick and fast at the moment!
Anyway, I've added blocking, and now I feel the combat system is at a good enough state I can start worrying about other things.
You can read about its intricacies on the blog, but Xenelement, you'll see that the player can no longer just slide attack his or her way to victory - the thugs would get wise to such cheapness!
Again, thanks for all the feedback!
Awoogamuffin
[EDIT] by the way, I also discovered the fun of swinging around as the thugs hit each other. Unfortunately now, they end up just blocking each other instead...
Yes! MUCH MUCH Better! I love it! The combat REALLY feels like a fast paced fight, but you aren't spamming the same thing over and over! This is the first flash game I have EVER seen that doesn't have attack spams.
I find myself using the "d" key a lot, but I have no problem with it, because gravity shifts, jumping, flying kicks, sliding... I could go on forever! Each different attack has a really fluid feel to it!
One thing that I found; (Yes, Xen Element the Uber-glitcher)
Doge spamming. If you constantly hit the roll key, you can flip around so fast that you can actually run around without being touched. Although, in theory, this could be good if you want to be able to run through areas without being clobbered by the earlier level baddies.
I absolutely love fighting in this game! I could play it over and over, and it feels new every time! in fact, that's what I'm going to do now. Amazing job. Again.
Cheers,
Xen Element
[EDIT] Interesting weird glitch: It appears that if you run to the left, then press "up" at the same time, then try to jump, it doesn't work. Maybe the jump event isn't being fired off? (By the way, pressing up when jumping is a bad habit I have acquired from playing too much video games.)
Hello!
Thanks for the input Xenelement - as for the roll spamming, you're absolutely right - in that it's an easy way to avoid damage, but also in that I want the player to be able to avoid fighting if he wants to. Exploration is going to be pretty important in this game, and as you develop new skills new areas can be found, so if the player is just trying to get to a specific point, he doesn't want to fight everybody on the way.
As for the glitch, that's just a limitation of keyboards - they wired in such a way that sometimes they can't detect all the keys being pressed at the same time. I'd love to add gamepad support for this game... does anyone know if flash recognises usb input?
Anyway, the next update is really awesome - you actually have an objective. Kill all the thugs, then upload your score on my horrifically primitive scoreboard.
There's even a pong game I made earlier!
Anyway, be sure to tell me what you think...
Awesome. Totally awesome. You've actually inspired me to try making a platform world game like this, but I have no Idea where to start.
Anyway, I love that this game finally has a goal! Great job!
The two things I'd love to see in this game:
Health bars. It's kind of frustrating hitting someone over and over and not knowing how close they are to dying.
Falling damage. It seems to me that these gravity switches are a big part of this game. You don't need damage from falling while swinging, but I feel that a thrown person should take extra damage and deal extra when hitting the ground or someone else.
My favorite part of the whole thughunter experience, was the lone thug at the top right. There's a little switch there where you can stand on the ceiling of the thug. that's cool. the most fun part though is hurling him through there and watching him smash into the ceiling. I love that!
Amazing job, (AGAIN)
I'm going to look for a tutorial on how to do the walking part of a game like this.
Looking forward to the next update;
XenElement