Stage 1.0 Finished!
Barkley 2 - Godot Port » Devlog
After a log time, Stage 1.0 is complete. Character Creation (CC) is fully playable. Its not an exact duplicate of the original, but close enough.
Some differences are:
- Gumball animation is shoddy
- "Portal" effect (like the Gumball backdrop) is very different
- Crest section is very different. The original one was terrible and difficult to port.
- Tarot section has the Babe in the woods card. It was disabled in the original for some reason.
- Likes and Favorites section have an extra option disabled in the original.
- Save functionally is slightly different. enough that the Godot port saves cannot be used on the original (but the opposite can be used).
Finally, a new room (r_wip) was created as a catch all. It displays a WIP message and warps back to the title screen.
This version was base using Godot 4.2. the next stage will use Godot 4.3 RC1.
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Aug 01, 2024
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Barkley 2 - Godot Port
Its Barkley 2, in Godot!
| Status | In development |
| Author | Sanlo |
| Genre | Role Playing, Action, Sports |
| Tags | Action RPG, Basketball, GameMaker, Godot |
| Languages | English |
More posts
- Let´s talk about combat - Part 249 days ago
- Let´s talk about combat - Part 159 days ago
- Stage Whatever - Items, stats, better doors, foreboding dread and much more!Jan 17, 2025
- Stage Whatever - Menus and Residential TNNJan 09, 2025
- Stage 4... ishDec 26, 2024
- Stage 3.0!Nov 04, 2024
- Stage 2.1.1Oct 14, 2024
- Stage 2.1Oct 12, 2024
- Stage 2.0 Finished!Oct 06, 2024
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Hey there, thanks for the comment!
For now, the project is still in the proof of concept stage, remaking the whole game is just a fantasy due to game´s the complexity. Truly, I had no idea what I was getting into.
If I'm lucky, I will be able to port the whole tutorial segment and make some tools to convert data from GMX to Godot easily (Only tilemaps and sprites so far). If that works, then porting the rest of the game should be simpler.
I also want to change some thins from the game, but every change made breaks something else. Down the line, I really want to change the combat to turn based, but that would break a lot of things.
Other things I have no choice but to port it as is, like the (bloated) cutscene system. Everything uses this system (dialogs, cutscenes, quest flags) and changing it means changing every interaction and cutscene movement in the game.
I´ve been working on this cutscene system on and off for ~2 months.
Well, I'm not a experienced gamedev, so its a bit difficult for me. The original system is a little bloated and confusing, but it works great. The main issue is that not only I need to port the cutscene system, but all its actions and dependencies too. The movement speed, animation timing and such are the main hurdle right now.
Hopefully, It wont take too long to finish this section of the game .