very fun. kind of hard to swing where I want. I often aim for a building in front of me but hook onto something behind me and it throws me off course
replythanks for trying it - yeah i might update the distance logic to be forward facing only, good point
replyFun, and enjoyed the track it uses:
replythanks! yes i was a big fan of the song
replyFun.
replyFor all people with VR headsets I'd strongly recommend the game Windlands 2. It's an awesome swinging game. The default settings are more "grapple hook" than swing, but it can be changed.
thank you for the rec, will try, and thanks for playing!
replyBest Clamber-Man video game ever.
replyit's actually web slinging spider person
replyHaha this is fun, man, well done. As someone who's never been to NYC, how accurate is this, the buildings and streets?
replythe blocks and building scales are accurate - based on OpenNYC, but the building styles / shapes are generic
replyIs it possible to swing smoothly like the spiderman movies? Every swing seems to slam me into a building immediately, then start actually swinging.
replyit's possible, takes a bit of finesse. i might add an auto-swing to make it easier. you can also jump to shift momentum aggressively
replyVery cool, great job! Would love to know the stack and how the building data was processed to create these models.
replyI'm not oriented, but am puzzled by the diagonal avenue - it's like a mirrored Broadway?
replyuh oh, is it reversed!! i will fix
replyThat was pretty fun actually. Very thoughtful snapping to the nearest possible building to ensure you never end up falling into the nether.
replyreally helped to add the signifier of which building would be snapped. glad you enjoyed it!
replyJust played this while sitting in a midtown building. Fun.
replydid you find your building? this was based on OpenNYC
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