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jman2050
Posts: 9/123 |
Evil Peer: Yeah, it was palette cycling in a way, though it ended up being annoying in some instances. Also, I've designed it so you can apply the effect to any room you want using whaterver palette entries you specify (so if you have a room with w window, you can have the area outside the window turn to night while the interior area stays the same.
Coby: Very carefully... I still have more to do regarding the color cycling, since it does cause some undesirable effects in some places.
Squash: Changed enemies is one idea I've been tinkering around with. The other idea was to have a suit that behaves differently during day or night, say have higher defense at day, but higher attack at night, or something else like that.
Once I finish the graphical effect I'll release an IPS patch, which means you can tinker with it as you please  Yeah, I'll probably use it in my future hack, but why keep it from everyone else? I'm sure many of the more experienced hackers here can improve it even further  |
Squash Monster
Posts: 64/677 |
Spiffies. What are you planning for gameplay changes? Different enemies pops to my mind; you could use some of the scarier looking/creepier/stronger enemies at night (Sidehopper during day vs Desseega at night, for example).
Keep up the good work. |
Geiger
Posts: 50/460 |
Palette cycling more than likely. Do the interior rooms have any sort of day / night? Or just outer areas of Crateria? Too bad you can not interact with the PC's clock. You could do seasonal stuff for Brinstar.
---Evil Peer |
Darth Coby
Posts: 489/1371 |
Very nice. How did you do that? |
jman2050
Posts: 8/123 |
Day and NIght in Super Metroid. notice the bluish tint applied to the actual level elements (I'll get to fixing up enemies and Samus eventually...)
This has no effect on gameplay... yet. You'll just have to wait and see what i can come up with  |
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