I'm glad to hear the level design worked as intended! I'll take the full blame for the movement issue as i chose a bad angle and it became impossible to line up the movement smoothly, but that's probably the biggest lesson i learned from this whole project...
Thank you for your feedback and thank you for supporting our game!
(Hopefully not explaining something you already know!)
Since you have what looks like a 1:1 isometric projection, you can change the movement mapping from:
Up: (0, 1) => (1, 1)
Right: (1, 0) => (1, -1)
Down: (0, -1) => (-1, -1)
Left: (-1, 0) => (-1, 1)
Or something similar. Note that the vectors above are not unit length, so you might need to change it to something like UP: (sqrt(0.5), sqrt(0.5)) if you're multiplying by some speed.
Otherwise I don't think it was a bad idea to use isometric, it makes the art much more interesting to look at than a plain projection :D I do agree it takes more effort to work in though... Still, great job! There are a ton of great features for the amount of time you had.
Naww, i really appreciate it! And the projection is actually a bit weird as it's 33% wider than it's tall (240x180 for the ground iirc) which makes it possible but really hard to adjust it perfectly so i just settled with "good enough" because of the time haha... I appreciate the thought tho, thank you very much! ^^
