This simple platforming game project was made with the SunnyLand asset pack plus a surprise appearance of “The Taco Knight”, which I made the sprite for. It was a very rough sketch, though.
We as a class decided to implement a dash, which took some debugging to keep the fox from being able to ascend to the heavens if you dash while jumping up.
Finally, in my version of the game, you must face said Taco Knight to reverse the world and see paths you couldn’t before, which also leads to another mechanic I made, reversed gravity, which wasn’t that bad. I just had to flip the fox updise down and invert most gravity related numbers.
Another project I did was a Java program where I practiced file handling by allowing a user to create accounts with names and passwords and change the passwords. A surprising amount of effort was needed for this, but it all makes sense in the end.
The main method simply calls the menu to appear and uses the choice in a switch statement to call the appropriate method or quit.
In the video, you can see that I create a new account (It forces passwords with a certain length and containing a number) and log into it. I then change the password and log into it before stopping the program and logging in again to show persistence.
