Rythym Action Mouse Controls - Revision history

Chadius: /* Another Control Idea */

2006-03-21T01:56:14Z

Another Control Idea

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	This idea integrates movement and attack, so I'm just going to put it into one section.		This idea integrates movement and attack, so I'm just going to put it into one section.

	~~(Pic of ellipse, wider than it is tall, surrounding the player~~. ~~Dimensions: Major axis b + 2c, Minor axis a + c)~~		[[Image:RythymCircle.png\|Range]]

	The cursor stays in the ellipse. The shape of the cursor indicates what will happen if the user clicks & holds the mouse. To emphasize that horizontal movement is more important, the ellipse should be wide.		The cursor stays in the ellipse. The shape of the cursor indicates what will happen if the user clicks & holds the mouse. To emphasize that horizontal movement is more important, the ellipse should be wide.

2006-03-21T01:44:30Z

Another Control Idea

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	The cursor stays in the ellipse. The shape of the cursor indicates what will happen if the user clicks & holds the mouse. To emphasize that horizontal movement is more important, the ellipse should be wide.		The cursor stays in the ellipse. The shape of the cursor indicates what will happen if the user clicks & holds the mouse. To emphasize that horizontal movement is more important, the ellipse should be wide.

	[[Image:~~RythymActionIcons~~.png\|~~Icons~~]]		[[Image:RythymGameCursor.png\|Cursor]]

	*Move normally - Cerb keeps moving until the user releases the mouse.		*Move normally - Cerb keeps moving until the user releases the mouse.

2006-03-21T01:43:24Z

Another Control Idea

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	The cursor stays in the ellipse. The shape of the cursor indicates what will happen if the user clicks & holds the mouse. To emphasize that horizontal movement is more important, the ellipse should be wide.		The cursor stays in the ellipse. The shape of the cursor indicates what will happen if the user clicks & holds the mouse. To emphasize that horizontal movement is more important, the ellipse should be wide.

	~~(Show pic of icons)~~		[[Image:RythymActionIcons.png\|Icons]]

	*Move normally - Cerb keeps moving until the user releases the mouse.		*Move normally - Cerb keeps moving until the user releases the mouse.

2006-03-20T23:43:39Z

Another Control Idea

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	*Splash - When Cerb targets an enemy during non-combat, the cursor changes to this. He can click on it to begin his attack.		*Splash - When Cerb targets an enemy during non-combat, the cursor changes to this. He can click on it to begin his attack.
	*Cursor - During combat, Cerb uses this to aim his attacks and parries.		*Cursor - During combat, Cerb uses this to aim his attacks and parries.

			When enemies are stunned, Cerb will dash instead of walk.

2006-03-17T19:03:41Z

New cursor implementation idea

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 ==Mouse Configs==
-*Move the mouse to move the player. If you move the mouse right and stop, the player will keep moving until you move the mouse left.
+*Move the mouse to move the player. If you move the mouse right and stop, the player will keep moving until you move the mouse left. This basically uses mouse gestures to motion movement/stopping.
 *Left/Right Mouse button to attack/parry.
 *Middle Mouse button to enter alternate/enhanced mode.
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 *You can move the cursor perpendicular to its direction to aim it.
 *You can move the cursor in 2-D space.

2006-03-03T00:45:00Z

Movement Ideas

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	*Once you're close enough to an enemy, you stop moving in that direction.		*Once you're close enough to an enemy, you stop moving in that direction.
	*If you attack/parry an enemy, you lose momentum and stay where you are until you move again.		*If you attack/parry an enemy, you lose momentum and stay where you are until you move again.
			*The player moves toward the cursor, and the cursor moves when the player moves.

	==Cursor Idea==		==Cursor Idea==

2006-03-03T00:41:17Z

More cursor ideas

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	*The target cursor doesn't appear until you are within range.		*The target cursor doesn't appear until you are within range.
	*You can move the cursor perpendicular to its direction to aim it.		*You can move the cursor perpendicular to its direction to aim it.
			*You can move the cursor in 2-D space.

2006-02-28T21:33:08Z

Controls

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	=Controls=		=Controls=
			This is a list of control issues that I should decide upon. These are suggested solutions. Not all of them will be used. Heck, most will probably be thrown out.
	*Should be limited to the mouse
	*The alternate mode is ~~for expert users; only they~~ will ~~find a use for it~~.
	*Need to indicate when you should attack.

	==Mouse Configs==		==Mouse Configs==

2006-02-28T21:30:41Z

Mouse Configs

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	==Mouse Configs==		==Mouse Configs==
			*Move the mouse to move the player. If you move the mouse right and stop, the player will keep moving until you move the mouse left.
	~~===Mouse Config 1===~~		*Left/Right Mouse button to attack/parry.
	Move the mouse to move the player. If you move the mouse right and stop, the player will keep moving until you move the mouse left.		*Middle Mouse button to enter alternate/enhanced mode.

	Left/Right Mouse button to attack/parry. Middle Mouse button to enter alternate/enhanced mode.

	==Movement Ideas==		==Movement Ideas==

2006-02-28T21:30:25Z

Cursor Idea

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	==Cursor Idea==		==Cursor Idea==
			*The target cursor doesn't appear until you are within range.
	~~===Cursor Idea 1===~~		*You can move the cursor perpendicular to its direction to aim it.
	The target cursor doesn't appear until you are within range.

	You can move the cursor perpendicular to its direction to aim it.