Hi,
I just built a simple minigame which seems like a lot of fun :D so I decided to share it here. The game is really short so my guess is it'd fit perfect as a minerware microgame, there is no such game like this one in minerware yet. I called it the Balance Beam which is a bit simple, I know, but I couldn't think of anything better.
Also, im sure someone has built something similar like this in the past and im not taking any credits for inventing that it's possible to shoot arrows with a dispenser.
This game is more a proof of concept then a final version of the game, so if you think any improvements or just varieties on my game seem to be fitting please let me know :D
The game:
Okay, so the game consists out of a bridge with dispensers on the left and right of the player. These dispenser will start shooting after a warning has been given by the lamp on top of them. In my version the dispensers do not shoot randomly but I'm sure that is possible to make with some sort of a hopper clock or even a plug-in. I just couldn't figure it out...
The player needs to run across the bridge to dodge the projectiles and not get shot off, the player can not jump as that would allow him to jump over the arrows and has to survive the attack :D.
Here is a little showcase:
If this were to be added in Minerware my guess is that either each player gets his own bridge, or all the players are thrown onto one but everyone will be invisible for the others to not block each others view.
How does my redstone work? In case anyone is wondering:
Basically I send a redstone pulse to a total of 16 lines of redstone (8 on the right and 8 on the left). Each line has a different ammount of delay to spread out the arrowshooting.
After the delay the redstone comes to this little section:
The redstone pulse comes from the top right, and goes over the piston, onto the lamp which turns it on (no pulse delay was used on the way to the lamp).
In the mean time the piston extended, turning on the redstone line going into the dispenser. There is however 12 ticks of delay which is the time the player has to step away from the lamp, dodging the arrow. Since the starter pulse was a on-off pulse the pulse turns off again, which turns off the lamp and retracts the pistonhead.
This system could be hooked up to a redstone clock to make it last longer.
Thank you for reading :)
I just built a simple minigame which seems like a lot of fun :D so I decided to share it here. The game is really short so my guess is it'd fit perfect as a minerware microgame, there is no such game like this one in minerware yet. I called it the Balance Beam which is a bit simple, I know, but I couldn't think of anything better.
Also, im sure someone has built something similar like this in the past and im not taking any credits for inventing that it's possible to shoot arrows with a dispenser.
This game is more a proof of concept then a final version of the game, so if you think any improvements or just varieties on my game seem to be fitting please let me know :D
The game:
Okay, so the game consists out of a bridge with dispensers on the left and right of the player. These dispenser will start shooting after a warning has been given by the lamp on top of them. In my version the dispensers do not shoot randomly but I'm sure that is possible to make with some sort of a hopper clock or even a plug-in. I just couldn't figure it out...
The player needs to run across the bridge to dodge the projectiles and not get shot off, the player can not jump as that would allow him to jump over the arrows and has to survive the attack :D.
Here is a little showcase:
If this were to be added in Minerware my guess is that either each player gets his own bridge, or all the players are thrown onto one but everyone will be invisible for the others to not block each others view.
How does my redstone work? In case anyone is wondering:
Basically I send a redstone pulse to a total of 16 lines of redstone (8 on the right and 8 on the left). Each line has a different ammount of delay to spread out the arrowshooting.
After the delay the redstone comes to this little section:
The redstone pulse comes from the top right, and goes over the piston, onto the lamp which turns it on (no pulse delay was used on the way to the lamp).
In the mean time the piston extended, turning on the redstone line going into the dispenser. There is however 12 ticks of delay which is the time the player has to step away from the lamp, dodging the arrow. Since the starter pulse was a on-off pulse the pulse turns off again, which turns off the lamp and retracts the pistonhead.
This system could be hooked up to a redstone clock to make it last longer.
Thank you for reading :)
