How to add JUICE to your PLATFORMER

[@nemikuuro]

Also gamedevs please remember to add settings to control screenshake intensity and to disable hitstop (freeze frames)!

[@kristoffred]

I agree, it's definetly something I'm going to add later

[@mrglick5050]

Criminally underrated. Liked and subbed, keep up the good work!

[@kristoffred]

thank you! ❤

[@Max_prez555]

Man, that's awesome! Thanks for making this video, keep going!

[@kristoffred]

Thanks! I don't know when I'll have time to make the next video because school takes away a lot of my time.

[@Orionhart]

Squash and stretch!

[@Roxor128]

You can express it mathematically pretty simply. If you stretch it by a factor of 4 in one direction, then to preserve volume, the other two need to be reduced by a factor which will multiply to give 1/4. As this applies to two dimensions, it applies to an area, so to get how much to scale the other two dimensions, we take a square root, giving us sqrt(1/4). So, to generalise, if you scale by N in one direction, the other two need to be scaled by sqrt(1/N) to keep the volume constant, which is the essence of squash-and-stretch.

[@steveblack720]

nah juice is actually everything

[@aaron7c]

Wow you def deserve more subs. These videos are great!

[@kristoffred]

Thanks! I'll get there eventually

[@aaron7c]

@@kristoffred rooting for you!

[@eboatwright_]

Those impact particles look great!

[@kristoffred]

ah ty ❤️

[@mrtomithy]

underrated channel juice

[@kristoffred]

so true juice

[@LucasHedegaardGertsen]

Nice editing!

[@tonkgottagame]

Thanks!

[@likyepetti]

Ehi great video, could you explain in much more details how to implement the dash burst? I've tried but it doesn't work, plus I don't quite understand the logic behind it, where am I supposed to use the current_max_speed variable? Because I don't think it does something just updating it. Thanks for the other tips in the video also, very useful!

[@kristoffred]

The current max speed is used to clamp the player's X velocity after the movement inputs were handled like this: velocity.x = clamp(velocity.x, -current_max_speed, current_max_speed) The Y velocity also has this exact same system but with a seperate max speed. I only limit the upwards velocity here, so the player can keep falling faster and faster. This is how that looks: velocity.y = max(velocity.y, current_max_y) As said in the video, these max speed limits are set to some high value, and then lerped towards a smaller target. By adding a bunch of velocity to the player, to get to that new upper limit, you can get it to look like a dash. Hopefully this helps, please ask if you have any more questions!

[@notluu]

JUICE makes the game 10 times better

[@kristoffred]

I agree

[@viktorhugo1715]

I love juice

[@kristoffred]

orange juice best juice

[@viktorhugo1715]

Ye

[@sixty5notch796]

Old RAM jumpscare

[@apersonontheinternet6154]

juice

[@LuriaReimeiko]

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[@garfieldthesixteenth]

Juice

[@kristoffred]

juice!

[@junaidsultanxyz]

juice

[@kristoffred]

juice indeed

[@Night_Houndl]

i have another question how do you make it jump off the walls?

[@kristoffred]

set x velocity based on which way the wall is facing (there's a built in function for that) and then y velocity is just your jump strength btw, just watch a walljump tutorial

[@nbrpwng]

I have one very specific question, why are you using string quotes around your $ expressions? I didnt know you could even use string quotes in one of those statements to get a node by name, is there an advantage or specific effect to it?

[@kristoffred]

I usually just drag the node that I'm trying to access into the code editor which automatically pastes in that node's path. My guess is that it puts it between quotation marks because of the space in the node's name.

[@nbrpwng]

@@kristoffred I had no idea you can drag a node right into the editor, thats cool to know

[@Night_Houndl]

How did you go around making the cube stick and walk on the walls?

[@kristoffred]

it's the same as any walljump implementation, but instead of allowing the player to jump, the y velocity and gravity gets set to 0. Then you can just move the player up and down.

[@Night_Houndl]

@@kristoffred so if im understanding when the player touches a wall it will set it as "is climbing" or something then sets y velocity and gravity to 0

[@kristoffred]

@@Night_Houndl yes

[@Professional_Amateurs]

it says platfromer in the title instead of platformer. nice vid tho

[@kristoffred]

oh whoops xD

[@tehpuxxl]

Juice