Programming Boulder Dash in PICO-8 - Part II: Moving a Player Sprite

Описание: In this episode I am going to show you how to move a player sprite around in PICO-8. PICO-8 is a game development environment that resembles the classic 8-Bit era home computers and games.

You can find the cartridge with the code and the sprites here: https://github.com/RetroIsTheNewBlack...

Start PICO-8 and type "folder". Then copy the rocks2.p8 file into the folder that just opened.
Return to PICO-8 and type "load rocks2". And you are done.

You can download PICO-8 here: https://www.lexaloffle.com/

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