Added a few more tools.
It also tries to select spritesheet tiles at the same relative locations as the tiles on the map.

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Yeah, I'd like to make something like Pyxel but with inputs that I'm used to, like right-click to select an existing colour.

The cube looks cool. I bought an RG 35XX+ last year - it's nice, but I'm feeling the lack of thumbsticks, and the screen is a bit small for my aging eyeballs..

This is the draw-directly-on-the-tilemap workflow I'm trying to create. Still needs a lot of refinement, but the bones are there.

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Those parallax clouds are gorgeous.👍

The very basic beginnings of a simple tile editor.

I'd like to make something where you can draw pixels directly on the tilemap itself, and the editor makes the corresponding updates to the spritesheet.

Plus some logic to track tile connectivity.

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Had a cup of tea probably, why?

I've decided this is done enough to release.
Although I'm probably make a few more improvements (particularly to the title menu graphics).

tommulgrew.itch.io/mots-grand-p...

Something I couldn't quite squeeze into the pico8 version was a qualification lap. Implemented as a single lap race where the cars can't see or collide with each other (you can't see them either in the proper version). This ensures realistic AI car qualification times.

It's disgusting the amount of advertising that is creeping into games these days..

Updating the pixel art to take advantage of the extra resolution.
(Perhaps went a bit overboard with the aseprite dithered gradient fill :-)

Thanks. It's using the Pico-8 colour palette (with a couple of "secret palette" colours).

Yes.
I'm kinda happy you can spot that, given the limitations of the renderer.

Analogue game controller input is one of the main new features, compared to the original Pico-8 version.

Doesn't show for me either, although I get the previous and next post.
Can't see any obvious reason..

I might do that. It's mostly just changing some variables and reallocating the screen buffer.
Although the text would be smaller (could scale it up i guess)

The car AI and gameplay is pretty much all there now.

MotC is my little C-language for making retro games. (Think low-res, colour index graphics etc).
It's bundled up as a Visual Studio Code extension.
tommulgrew.itch.io/motc
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