Like I said in yesterday’s post, I added game over logic, but it didn’t really do anything. Basically, if you died, the screen froze and that was that. Now you can restart the game, and a message is presented to you letting you know that you died and what your score was. It needs to be styled, but I won’t bother with that until later.

Today I added game over logic, and expanded the scoring system.

I was trying to fix the weird gravity behavior tonight, but I’m not having much luck.

I’ll have more time tomorrow, so I’ll be figuring this out then.

The ball now moves back to a position near the center of the screen if it has been pressed back.

Things are starting to come together! I made it so that friction doesn’t affect the velocity of the ball.

Tomorrow I’ll be adding a springing velocity to bring the ball back to the center when it gets pushed back by an obstacle.

I’ve added velocity to the level chunks. It looks like there are going to be issues with either gravity or friction no matter what I do. Since the gravity in the game wouldn’t be too hard to implement manually, I’ll be doing that instead of detecting and reversing the friction.

It’s dead! Evidently adding box coliders to my cell prefabs was causing trouble with OnMouseUp.

I also got the chunks displaying in the game world, but they’re not correctly sized yet, and they are currently overloading Unity so that it crashes. My guess would be that the grid is being populated without ever being cleared.

Currently I’m chasing a bug in the chunk creator that’s making editing chunks impossible.

That is all..

Tonight I began building the framework to handle filling in the game space to match the model given by the chunks.

Nothing much to show though, since I haven’t finish it yet, but it’s a start.