Soul Switcher
[For web version] In case keyboard doesn't work try refreshing the page and clicking a few times in the game window, I still haven't figured out why that happens sometimes.
About:
This is my fourth time participating in a game jam, this time some of the assets are made by my colleagues. This is also my first platformer game, and well, programming physics in a platformer isn't all that trivial.
As usual, made without a traditional game engine, used C++ and SFML. Levels were made in my level editor ZLE.
Source code for this project is available here.
Player and flag art/animations by rdobovic
Music by Lovro
Google font used: Jersey 15
The theme for the jam is Death is an opportunity! The jam lasted for 4.5 days (effectively 4 days European time).
Controls:
- A/D or arrow keys to move
- Space/W/arrow keys to jump
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how to learn SFML....
Well I think there is amazing documentation on their website so I'd start from there.
Though it is also important for you to know a bit of C++, and for that there are also many online tutorials.
Good luck!
So, are there any recommended websites for me to learn programming? I hope they support Chinese. I can’t register for Google from within China, so I can’t access some websites, and I genuinely want a Google account—I hope you can help me with that. Finally, I’d also like to ask what I should learn before studying C++. I sincerely hope to receive your reply.
First of all, hopefully you can access the SFML website (https://www.sfml-dev.org/) as that is where you'll have to eventually download files from. I also think all of the documentation there for SFML is great.
When it comes to C++ I would recommend Youtube tutorials but since that likely requires you to have a Google account, maybe you can start with a book? Personally, I am not much of a reader so I've started by watching video tutorials on Youtube and a lot of trying to do things myself, back when I started around 2019. I've heard many people say they started by reading a book.
And before studying C++, no idea, depends on how much about programming in general do you know? C++ is known for being one of the more difficult languages to learn. Before I started learning it I knew some basics of Python and that is about it.