Spoiler: I didn't. 😅

But what about my platformer? Shouldn't I at least finish that one before? I don't know. I'm still deciding on what project is worth more persuading at the time. Aarrggh! 😫
Maybe I just shrink the scope of the platformer way down to a microscopic level just to finally finish a game?
#gamedev

Too bad you had to abandon it. I don't usually play shooters, but this looks very appealing. And the gyro controls are really impressive and innovative for the genre!

unfortunately, I don't have the (working) version without it anymore. But I wonder if it even was the right decision in the first place...

I have to try this myself, looks amazing

not only did you make me get into git, but also made me switch to Linux on my secondary device. 👍

Ew

Maybe I have to learn it the hard way some day. 😅

Thanks, that really helps!

I just see some problems with it. It's definitely mandatory if you're making a fighting game with lots of attacks and combinations, but for my 2d platformer it could be a bit... over the top? It also gets a bit janky if functionality of multiple states "stacks".

That's one way to do it

Let's see if I'll learn from my mistakes. 😅
As for now the state machine version isn't really that much cleaner to work with in my case. Maybe It's going to be a long term payoff.

Do you sometimes (or systematically) delete old backups?