Spent awhile tonight working on trying to get my 3-enemy kernel working for the atari game. It basically amounted to a ton of branches, checking to see which enemies were close, which frame I was in, etc.
Basically, I have to see which enemies are close to each other vertically, pick the appropriate kernel (whether to render 1, 2, or all 3 enemies), then swap around the enemies in the enemy array to make sure that the correct enemies are rendered for this frame (since enemies that overlap a row only get rendered on alternating frames).
So tonight was my first pass at it. It works in a few of the cases, but completely freaks out in a few of the arrangements. So now I get to start the fun job of isolating which cases fail, and debugging. This should be fun.
I started by blogging the process of porting my homebrew game Anguna from the Gameboy Advance to the Nintendo DS. Now, my random thoughts on development and chronicling whatever hobby project catches my fancy.
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