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Hawaii
Posted 29 September 2013 - 08:29 PM
Hello everyone! Last night I got bored and decided to make a computer craft game.
I didn't know any name so I named it "Lazer Game" (may change in the future)
It took about 2 hours to make it, and so far I have 5 maps (and a sandbox and a level builder)
The goal of the game is to redirect a lazer using mirrors to defeat puzzles.
There are 3 different types of mirrors.
Looks like: / and \
Use: Redirects lazer
Vertical Mirror:
(not really a mirror, but the only thing here that is like a mirror is the slanted one)
Looks like: |
Use: Sends lazer down, no matter what direction it got hit
Lazer Splitter
Looks like: < and >
Use: Splits lazer into 2, can be combined using the vertical mirror, but not recommended since most levels require both lazers in seperate end points.
(Also, you don't get infinite mirrors unless you are building a level/using the sandbox)
Screenshot:
(Ignore my GPU peripheral (the gpu peripheral didn't make the gaussian blurr, that was paint.net))
I didn't know any name so I named it "Lazer Game" (may change in the future)
It took about 2 hours to make it, and so far I have 5 maps (and a sandbox and a level builder)
The goal of the game is to redirect a lazer using mirrors to defeat puzzles.
There are 3 different types of mirrors.
Spoiler
Slanted mirror:Looks like: / and \
Use: Redirects lazer
Vertical Mirror:
(not really a mirror, but the only thing here that is like a mirror is the slanted one)
Looks like: |
Use: Sends lazer down, no matter what direction it got hit
Lazer Splitter
Looks like: < and >
Use: Splits lazer into 2, can be combined using the vertical mirror, but not recommended since most levels require both lazers in seperate end points.
(Also, you don't get infinite mirrors unless you are building a level/using the sandbox)
Screenshot:
(Ignore my GPU peripheral (the gpu peripheral didn't make the gaussian blurr, that was paint.net))
