Okay so I've been doing a lot of work on the Colour Match Project and I wanted to show an update on the current state of the project. I currently have:
- Title screen
- Level screen
- UI navigation
- Colour hue rotation
- Touch to start level functionality
- Release touch to choose matching colour
- Scoring for how close the colour is to the original colour for that level
- Pickups that will also add to the level score
- Multiple levels with differing starting colours
- Level and user game data loaded in from files
As you can see I've been very busy but I think a picture or more to the point a video tells a much better story so here is a video of a basic run through of the game:
I know it's been quite a while since my last post about this but I've been making quite good progress. A lot of my time has been spent learning general Godot practices and getting to grips with the GDScript language. It is actually fairly simple as it is fairly similar to python but with it's own quirks.
The only thing I'm not a huge fan on is that unit testing isn't baked into the engine/language like it is with python so for larger projects I think I will try using the python bindings to gain that ability to unit test the functionality and also make use of many of the great python packages out there.
You can see all the updates and clone/fork it for yourself at the Github repository.
Thanks :)
The only thing I'm not a huge fan on is that unit testing isn't baked into the engine/language like it is with python so for larger projects I think I will try using the python bindings to gain that ability to unit test the functionality and also make use of many of the great python packages out there.
You can see all the updates and clone/fork it for yourself at the Github repository.
Thanks :)
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