Sole Override
Entry for the 74th Trijam.
This week we could choose between two Themes: "Solo" and "Code Breaking"
I went mostly with the "Code Breaking" theme.
In "Sole Override" you play as a charming square spy that is breaking in to a secret enemy base.
You have the power to edit the source code of some objects in your environment and you need to use this power to get to your goal.
BUT, to also at least somewhat include the "Solo" theme, you can only edit one script at a time and can also only change one single character in each script.
Sadly I didn't have any time to polish the game, I just about got it to a playable state, so it's a bit rough around the edges.
Source Code: https://github.com/TLochow/Sole-Override
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- Trijam #74 - Sole OverrideJun 13, 2020
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hehe that ending is hard
wish i could start over without reloading the page
im not sure how to progress pass the door.
The first or second door?
Hint you can change the code of everything that has color. If you're stuck try to find colorful things, that you didn't try to change yet.
Let me know if you want further hints. :)
the first door, actually. i tried setting the initial variable to != false, and tried increasing my own speed to hopefully clip through. i even tried getting the enemy to push me through the rightward wall, but i cant get through anything :<
or, the probable answer: im just dumb and cant figure out what to edit in the door :/
ive also tried commenting out stuff, and other fun shenanigans, like trying out using == instead of =, and openDoor:1/0/f/t and other stuff :<
i guess minimal bash and a bit of knowledge on programming dont cut it for gds lol
i would love to play it out and see if i can wrap my head around it, but ive unfortunately hit a wall right at the start. literally ksjfhksjd
Hey, you tried to change your speed, that might come in handy later ;)
If I remember correctly the only thing you need for the first door is the != operator (not equals).