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If you're wondering, I just pushed changes that make @brienj's full screen code actually work.
I'm also currently working on Pro Controller support... anyone up for a dogfight mode?
I'm also currently working on Pro Controller support... anyone up for a dogfight mode?
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If anyone is interested, I have just pushed changes that allow the Wii U Pro Controller to be used instead of the GamePad.
At the beginning of the game, you will be asked to press the 'A' button on the controller you want to use. If you press the 'A' button on the GamePad, all other controllers will be locked out, and you can play normally using either the touch screen or the right stick (thanks @brienj).
If you press the 'A' button on any connected Wii U Pro Controller, all other controllers (including the GamePad) will be locked out. You play using the left/right sticks. This will prevent people from interfering with your gameplay by connecting a new controller or picking up the GamePad.
You can download the build here: https://github.com/CreeperMario/space/raw/hbl_elf/space.elf and run it in HBL using wiiload, SendELF or by placing it on your SD Card (making sure to rename your old space.elf to space.elf.BAK or something that HBL won't load).
I will merge it into @vgmoose's branch when it is ready, but there's still a few things I would like to add (such as changing controllers mid-game, and Wii Remote+Nunchuck and Classic Controller support, when I can actually get my hands on a Classic Controller).
Unfortunately, I won't have a lot of time for the next few weeks to do anything code-wise. I will be returning after my break, and be ready to expect a 5-player dogfight mode soon™.
Enjoy!
(NOTE: These changes only affect the HBL version of the game, the Loadiine version currently lacks the support for sound and extra controllers, rest assured that as soon as we can figure out how to add these libs into the Loadiine version, you should be expecting to see these changes soon.)
At the beginning of the game, you will be asked to press the 'A' button on the controller you want to use. If you press the 'A' button on the GamePad, all other controllers will be locked out, and you can play normally using either the touch screen or the right stick (thanks @brienj).
If you press the 'A' button on any connected Wii U Pro Controller, all other controllers (including the GamePad) will be locked out. You play using the left/right sticks. This will prevent people from interfering with your gameplay by connecting a new controller or picking up the GamePad.
You can download the build here: https://github.com/CreeperMario/space/raw/hbl_elf/space.elf and run it in HBL using wiiload, SendELF or by placing it on your SD Card (making sure to rename your old space.elf to space.elf.BAK or something that HBL won't load).
I will merge it into @vgmoose's branch when it is ready, but there's still a few things I would like to add (such as changing controllers mid-game, and Wii Remote+Nunchuck and Classic Controller support, when I can actually get my hands on a Classic Controller).
Unfortunately, I won't have a lot of time for the next few weeks to do anything code-wise. I will be returning after my break, and be ready to expect a 5-player dogfight mode soon™.
Enjoy!
(NOTE: These changes only affect the HBL version of the game, the Loadiine version currently lacks the support for sound and extra controllers, rest assured that as soon as we can figure out how to add these libs into the Loadiine version, you should be expecting to see these changes soon.)
You could also add support for all HID device when you implement controller_patcher support 
https://github.com/Maschell/controller_patcher
https://github.com/Maschell/controller_patcher
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I'm not sure.
Right now, my changes are in a separated fork from @vgmoose's Space Game repo, which I'll pull request when its all done.
Not sure if this will end up being a v2.0 or whatever.
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For fun, I ported this game to the web and other platforms!
It can be played online here: https://vgmoose.com/space-game/
Source is here: https://github.com/vgmoose/space-game
This was my first homebrew, but also my first "style-ish" game, so making it easier to run outside of a homebrew context helps to keep it alive into the future, and is also a little nostalgia satisfying.
There's info in the Github readme about how the port works (nothing too exciting / no emulation). It takes advantage of the low requirements for this game to run (basically only requires pixel-drawing-abilities).
It can be played online here: https://vgmoose.com/space-game/
Source is here: https://github.com/vgmoose/space-game
This was my first homebrew, but also my first "style-ish" game, so making it easier to run outside of a homebrew context helps to keep it alive into the future, and is also a little nostalgia satisfying.
There's info in the Github readme about how the port works (nothing too exciting / no emulation). It takes advantage of the low requirements for this game to run (basically only requires pixel-drawing-abilities).
