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* New Item: Crystal | * New Item: Crystal | ||
** All blocks in a small radius are destroyed and turned into usable items (with a few exceptions, such as walls). | ** All blocks in a small radius are destroyed and turned into usable items (with a few exceptions, such as walls). | ||
| + | * New Item: Quake Hammer | ||
| + | ** Scrambles the blocks all throughout a well. | ||
| + | * New Item: Lightning | ||
| + | ** Chars an entire column of blocks. | ||
== Gameplay Updates == | == Gameplay Updates == | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 14 May 2010
Contents
New & Updated Levels
New & Updated Art/Music/Sound
Gameplay Additions
- New Item: Can 'O Beans
- Explodes and destroys all blocks in a small radius of where it is used.
- New Item: Extend
- Changes all blocks in a small radius from having single arrows to having double arrows.
- New Item: Constrain
- Changes all blocks in a midsize radius from having double arrows to having single arrows.
- New Item: Crystal
- All blocks in a small radius are destroyed and turned into usable items (with a few exceptions, such as walls).
- New Item: Quake Hammer
- Scrambles the blocks all throughout a well.
- New Item: Lightning
- Chars an entire column of blocks.
Gameplay Updates
New Level Editor Features
Misc
- Changed Custom Game "Allowed Embedded Items" selection from specific items to item categories; so currently just place-color-block items and place-special-block items.
- Updated the Custom Game window to make a bit more efficient use of space, and be more 800x600 screen-resolution-friendly.
Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that was previously causing embedded items to never spawn in the starting set of blocks in a level.
Internal Programming Notes
- The internals of the Usable Item handling have been heavily modified to match the existing enum/enumData pattern, which has superior flexibility for things like the AI handling, UI handling, etc. However, this has been married to the existing superclass patterns that were already there, which have superior flexibility for things like subclassing based on various sub-properies, etc. The result is a mix of both models, with the strengths of both and extensibility that is as simple as it is for the special blocks.
