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Can you make a Linux build?

Like iWriteTheCode said, I love how involved the devs are in the community. Thanks!

Hey everyone. I know that the lack of documentation can be frustrating, but if you ever need help, drop by the Discord server. You can chat there and get help with Superpowers from those who are more experienced. Click on this link to join.

Hey everyone. Me and a lot of other people have had issues with the Skype group chat, primarily because Skype was not made to handle so many people at once. That's why I made this Discord server. It's much better built to handle larger groups, it's completely free and doesn't even require registration (perfect for quick questions). The more people join, the faster and easier you can get help. If you want to join, just go to this link.

Thanks!

I've found that asking for help on Itch and Reddit can be a bit slow, so I decided, why not make a chat? I have made a Discord server that you can join by going to https://discord.gg/0yElATH1CuWIV6Z8. I'm not sure how many people will actually join, but if we can get a few regular members it will be really helpful in terms of getting help.

Thanks for the information. No, you definitely aren't the only one. In fact, I haven't even touched 3D in Superpowers.

Will Superpowers be getting support for virtual reality headsets like the HTC Vive and the Rift?

Do you think it would be possible to run a Superpowers server on a Raspberry Pi?

I'm not sure if there's an easy way to do this, but if you need a list of all the special key names, there's a comment in the TypeScript API browser in Sup.Input that says:

 // Valid key names (based on window.KeyEvent.DOM_VK_*):
 // CANCEL, HELP, BACK_SPACE, TAB, CLEAR, RETURN, SHIFT, CONTROL, ALT,
 // PAUSE, CAPS_LOCK, ESCAPE, SPACE, PAGE_UP, PAGE_DOWN, END, HOME,
 // LEFT, UP, RIGHT, DOWN, PRINTSCREEN, INSERT, DELETE,
 // 0 to 9, SEMICOLON, EQUALS, A to Z,
 // CONTEXT_MENU, NUMPAD0 to NUMPAD9,
 // MULTIPLY, ADD, SEPARATOR, SUBTRACT, DECIMAL, DIVIDE,
 // F1 to F24, NUM_LOCK, SCROLL_LOCK, COMMA, PERIOD, SLASH, BACK_QUOTE,
 // OPEN_BRACKET, BACK_SLASH, CLOSE_BRACKET, QUOTE, META
 //
 // Additionnally, ANY will return true for any key
 // and NONE will return true for no keys

What you tried to do was build the source code. The link I gave you above has downloads for the pre-built files, meaning that you just launch a program and it works. You can use Superpowers in a web browser but the server must be running on a computer, whether that be your computer or a dedicated server.

Have you tried downloading it pre-built from here?

Is there a tutorial available on how to do collisions with tile maps? I've tried adding an arcade boy 2d to it, setting it to tile map and putting in the number of the layers I want to collide with, but it didn't work. I have a arcade body 2d on the player actor as well. Here's my code:

class PlayerBehavior extends Sup.Behavior {

// Speed to move

speed: number = 1;

update() {

// Collide

Sup.ArcadePhysics2D.collides(this.actor.arcadeBody2D, Sup.getActor("Level").arcadeBody2D);

// Move up and down depending on key presses

if(Sup.Input.isKeyDown("W")) {

this.actor.arcadeBody2D.setVelocityY(1 * this.speed);

} else if(Sup.Input.isKeyDown("S")) {

this.actor.arcadeBody2D.setVelocityY(-1 * this.speed);

} else {

this.actor.arcadeBody2D.setVelocityY(0);

}

// Move left and right depending on key presses

if(Sup.Input.isKeyDown("A")) {

this.actor.arcadeBody2D.setVelocityX(-1 * this.speed);

} else if(Sup.Input.isKeyDown("D")) {

this.actor.arcadeBody2D.setVelocityX(1 * this.speed);

} else {

this.actor.arcadeBody2D.setVelocityX(0);

}

}

}

Sup.registerBehavior(PlayerBehavior);

(Sorry about the formatting)

Does anyone have any suggestions?