With minimal knowledge about animations, we tried to create a small interactive experience inspired by this cute art piece: https://noaveragej0e.itch.io/lifeline
Our idea was to find a good GIF animation of someone climbing stairs, import it into Godot, and make the animation controllable with keys while adding a stair animation. Then we developed a brief backstory to accompany it.
try it (on chrome) https://nikpundik.github.io/lifestairs/
alternatively there's a linux runnable export here since we had few issues with the web export (sometimes background doesn't load on firefox for instance)
Lifestairs
For this challenge, @giusfalco (https://twitter.com/giusfalco) and I teamed up.
With minimal knowledge about animations, we tried to create a small interactive experience inspired by this cute art piece: https://noaveragej0e.itch.io/lifeline
Our idea was to find a good GIF animation of someone climbing stairs, import it into Godot, and make the animation controllable with keys while adding a stair animation. Then we developed a brief backstory to accompany it.
lifestairs.webm
try it (on chrome) https://nikpundik.github.io/lifestairs/ alternatively there's a linux runnable export here since we had few issues with the web export (sometimes background doesn't load on firefox for instance)
source code https://github.com/nikpundik/challenges/tree/main/lifestairs (should be runnable with a Godot 4 version)