I created a Street Fighter game in NetLogo - Enjoy!
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Bwill
Sep 22, 2022, 1:28:09 PM9/22/22
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I created a very basic, Street Fighter, style game. I used the turtle shapes editor to create panels that get switched, giving the illusion of animation (similar to old school animation). But, as you will see, I am no Walt Disney! Animation is tedious work!
Have fun with it and please drop any updates you make back into the repo for others.
Enjoy!
James Steiner
Sep 25, 2022, 7:52:43 PM9/25/22
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Very ambitious!!
I haven't had a chance to look at it yet, but I will as soon as I can!
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Czar Joseph Castillo
Sep 27, 2022, 2:36:35 AM9/27/22
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Wow! I'll try this out!
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Oct 2, 2022, 10:22:19 PM10/2/22
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Great result from a relatively short program!
On Thu, Sep 22, 2022, 1:28 PM Bwill <barrettw...@gmail.com> wrote:
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Bwill
Oct 6, 2022, 4:42:41 PM10/6/22
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Thanks!
Stephen Guerin
Oct 6, 2022, 5:36:04 PM10/6/22
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Got around to playing it today because I have a deadline and I need reasons to procrastinate :-) Nice work, Barrett!
I couldn't figure out how the badguy was kicking my butt with jump-kicks until I looked at the code to find the combo. I was a generation before street-fighter I guess :-) But you can see I did learn it and was victorious :-)
Also I didn't have a numpad on my laptop so remapped movement to WASD and J/L for punch/kick
I couldn't figure out how the badguy was kicking my butt with jump-kicks until I looked at the code to find the combo. I was a generation before street-fighter I guess :-) But you can see I did learn it and was victorious :-)
Also I didn't have a numpad on my laptop so remapped movement to WASD and J/L for punch/kick
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Stephen Guerin
Oct 6, 2022, 6:20:33 PM10/6/22
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Barrett,
Again, excellent work getting a fun game together. If you're interested in a learning exercise, there's some modifications you could explore to make your code more "netlogo-ish".
One example:
As I looked at the other warrior combo moves (flying-punch, spin-kick (my new favorite), jump-kick, I see you keeping track of the last 12 moves with12 move variables move1 through move12. This is a common pattern where a turtle or patch might keep track of it's last positions or states. Can you think of a way to modify your update-move-chain using a list instead of 12 variables and using fput and but-last to update the move-chain and using sublist to get the last 4 moves to compare against known move combos?
to update-move-chain [new-move]
;this tracks the last 12 moves. This is used for cheat codes and special combo moves
ask one-of warriors [
set move12 move11
set move11 move10
set move10 move9
set move9 move8
set move8 move7
set move7 move6
set move6 move5
set move5 move4
set move4 move3
set move3 move2
set move2 move1
set move1 new-move
]
-Stephen
Again, excellent work getting a fun game together. If you're interested in a learning exercise, there's some modifications you could explore to make your code more "netlogo-ish".
One example:
As I looked at the other warrior combo moves (flying-punch, spin-kick (my new favorite), jump-kick, I see you keeping track of the last 12 moves with12 move variables move1 through move12. This is a common pattern where a turtle or patch might keep track of it's last positions or states. Can you think of a way to modify your update-move-chain using a list instead of 12 variables and using fput and but-last to update the move-chain and using sublist to get the last 4 moves to compare against known move combos?
to update-move-chain [new-move]
;this tracks the last 12 moves. This is used for cheat codes and special combo moves
ask one-of warriors [
set move12 move11
set move11 move10
set move10 move9
set move9 move8
set move8 move7
set move7 move6
set move6 move5
set move5 move4
set move4 move3
set move3 move2
set move2 move1
set move1 new-move
]
-Stephen
Barrett Williams
Oct 7, 2022, 10:33:30 AM10/7/22
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That's great that you've found the combo moves!
So, use a list instead of 12 separate variables? Let me dig into that and see if I can figure that out. I've read about lists in NetLogo but haven't dived into playing with them yet. As I understand them, they're NetLogo's arrays. I'll see what I can come up with!
BTW, the magic number 12 comes from the old Nintendo game Contra. It had a cheat code that was "up up down down left right left right A B B A"--12 moves :). That was the granddaddy of all cheat codes so I figured that would be a sufficient number! With lists, it sounds like the number would have no upper bound--a much better solution.
Thanks for the feedback and suggestions Stephen.
James Steiner
Oct 7, 2022, 8:37:06 PM10/7/22
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There's a number of places that a little more NetLogo knowledge could make your code DRYer, so you have room to grow if interested.
You may enjoy looking at Zombie Attack! on the modelling commons. It's got some interesting features, if I do say so myself.
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Barrett Williams
Oct 10, 2022, 1:08:31 PM10/10/22
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Thank you James I'll definitely take a look.
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