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UPDATE #1: This was going to be World 3 of FROG SORD, I believe. I'm probably going to throw together a bunch of sand waterfalls and stuff. I like all of the movement that I was able to add to the forest (moving grass, vines, flowers, etc), but am unsure of what to add to this location. Edgar Baqueiro Rojas Pdf here.

Tombs Concept I'm certainly not a pro when it comes to manipulating pixels via shaders, especially not in Game Maker. I made this simple one for drawing portions of a silhouette when colliding with waterfall objects. It still needs work (I'm not calculating the same draw offset for when the character does his little squash/stretch thing, for example).

In this article, we’ll begin with the basics of the GameMaker Studio particle system and end with advanced techniques and implementations. Think of this as a crash. Learn how to simulate graffiti writing on a wall in 3D and add some paint splatter elements. 3D layer to obscure particles. Bioshock Infinite” Game.

I think it would be need to put an entire boss battle behind a wall of water. Perhaps I can mess with that? Experimenting w/ silhouette shader Logged. Your art is very nice, but you probably already know that. However, since you're using Game Maker, would you mind sharing how did you do that waterfall silhouette shader effect? And also, how do you handle those blood spots?

I'm guessing the blood drops aren't particles, rather objects that draw blood splatter on the ground when they touch it? (since the initial blood drops do that, but then the following ones don't (also the blood is always a certain distance between itself, if I see correctly)) « Last Edit: September 08, 2014, 09:24:00 am by Green Gospod » Logged. Your art is very nice, but you probably already know that.

However, since you're using Game Maker, would you mind sharing how did you do that waterfall silhouette shader effect? And also, how do you handle those blood spots? I'm guessing the blood drops aren't particles, rather objects that draw blood splatter on the ground when they touch it?

(since the initial blood drops do that, but then the following ones don't (also the blood is always a certain distance between itself, if I see correctly)) I was digging through a topic on the GMC () and found a basic silhouette shader. I modified it slightly, and use draw_sprite_part() when frog is only partially beneath a water fall. As for the blood, the actual blood 'particles' are objects. When destroyed, they check the object they are colliding with for blood tiles on a particular layer. If there isn't one already, it adds one.