11 add basic player upgrades AND 24 Implement Health and Bullet Damage System for Enemies

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11 add basic player upgrades AND 24 Implement Health and Bullet Damage System for Enemies #25

Closed mitchellkazin15 closed 8 months ago

mitchellkazin15 commented 8 months ago

Major changes:

Health component with methods to take damage and healing, and emit signal on change
Exp component that can receive exp, and level up and emit signals on changes
Enemies and players can now die
Enemies give exp when killed by player
Hud components now accurately track health and exp
On level up, you get offered upgrades
- Use arrow keys or d-pad to select upgrade direction
- After selecting, you will get a new revolver facing the direction you chose

Minor changes:

Made planet level larger ( 64x64 tiles)
Added more enemies to level
Fixed bug with enemies locking onto players header
Fixed bug with camera inputs (thanks to Will)
Moved player, enemy, bullets etc to _physics_process from _process for better physics consistency
Code style clean up
New button and health bar sprites

wchaney98 commented 8 months ago

Scene itself looks good, should I be seeing the gun and be shooting the enemies? I'm just able to walk around but nothing is attacking the enemies.

mitchellkazin15 commented 8 months ago

Scene itself looks good, should I be seeing the gun and be shooting the enemies? I'm just able to walk around but nothing is attacking the enemies.

You gotta select an upgrade direction either with a d-pad or arrow keys and then you'll get a gun facing that direction

wchaney98 commented 8 months ago

This is dope, it's a real game now! Thanks for doing all the extra cleanup too.

mitchellkazin15 commented 8 months ago

Nice great changes! really transformed it into an actual game Do we need the .import files to be tracked? this is something we maybe should have setup earlier but if they are not needed can we add it to the gitignore

Based on this https://www.reddit.com/r/godot/comments/aydcmd/should_you_include_import_files_in_your_version/, I at least don't think we should gitignore them since it'll break things if we ever import something if its supposed to be imported with non default options. So far I'm assuming we've just been importing with default setting so they probably aren't necessary at this point but may be safer/easier to leave them. What do you think?