angryfrodo

I have googled it and looked around in general and cannot find any examples of what I am looking for.



I want water that is realistic, possibly using a bunch of really small sprites, kind of like filling up a cup, then the water overflows and keeps dropping, that kind of thing (And you can swim through it of course.)


I am wondering if there's actually a way to do this, and if I was going to (Probably not because it's probably going to be wayyy beyond me) then what method would I go about doin it? Maybe a particle system?

I need a miner sprite for my game that I am working on, it has to be exactly 32x32, no more, less is fine but be sure there are no overhanging pixels, or else the character can get stuck when jumping, so be sure it is smooth. Here are the following sprites I need for the sprite sheet:

-Miner standing left
-Miner standing right
-Miner walking left
-Miner walking right
-Miner swinging pickaxe left
-Miner swinging pickaxe right
-Miner swinging pickaxe up
-Miner swinging pickaxe down (If possible, I can do without this one but I would appreciate it)

Here are some sprites I would also like for the miner, this isn't something I need but it would be really cool if you could:

[Miner Idle sprites]

-Scratching helmet
-Sitting down
-Laying down


Other miscellaneous sprites:

-Cave Background (I would appreciate it if you could animate the background)
-Outside (Above ground) scenery and background (I would also appreciate if you could animate the sky background)
-I will need a store sprite (For the character to buy various gear/equipment to improve mining speed or mining area etc.)
-Stalagmites/Stalagtites
-Various ground textures and blocks to mine
-Various types of ore (Gold, Silver, etc.)
-Store item sprites, like food, pickaxes, a drill, grappling hook, jetpack, explosives, etc. ANYTHING you can think of a miner would use, make it, I'll most likely put it in the game.
-Magic spell sprites, like fireball, etc., any other magic spell ideas you have.






Credit will be given for the work that I do use, you won't recieve credit for all of the games art, however you will recieve credit for the art that I do use that you made.

Thanks to whoever completes this large request.

So if I download a program to password encrypt a .ini file and then when I finish my game and compress all the contents into a .zip file, will the folder I password encrypted even though somebody unzipped it on their computer? Or is password encryption only local to my computer?

Now I have read over the help log and basically every thread on the web about .ini file initiation and use for the past 3 hours, but I am struggling in setting up a local login system, I will automatically enter the usernames and passwords that I need in the .ini file and I tried using something simple like:

ini_open('userinfo')
{
userget = get_string('Please enter user')
passget = get_string(Please enter pass')
if userget = ini_read_string('Users',userget,passget)
if passget = ini_read_string('Users',userget,passget)
{
show_message('Login info correct')
room_goto(room1)
}

Something like that, I like using ini_read_real better but you can't compare an ini_read_real to a string, so it makes it difficult. I tried making a 'Users' section AND a 'Passwords' section and that did work, but you could cross reference usernames and passwords, like if username 'bob' uses password '1234' and tim uses password 'pass' then I could login using username 'bob' along with password 'pass'. So then I had to break it down into putting it into the 'Users' section alone, I then used the key as the username and the value as the password, and here I am now. So I'm not really sure where to go from here, if anyone could explain what I am doing wrong that would be great, I think I am on the brink of figuring this out and I think I am learning pretty good for only just learning about .ini files. :D

derp.