The Scripts (and only the scripts) for the game Caverns of Evil (and only those specific to Caverns of Evil).
Caverns of Evil is an action roguelike that plays like a '90s first-person shooter, though with a few innovations and quirks of its own. Fight through ever-increasing hordes of monsters while the gathering ever more powerful weapons you'll need to survive. Explore entirely new procedural levels every time, adapting to ever changing level design. This is a simple game, designed for some good old-fashioned violent fun.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1929380/Caverns_of_Evil
The code is of varying quality. I'm generally proud of the level generation, both that ported from Doomlike Dungeons (though some of it was broken in the process) and that which was added. I suppose a better programmer could have made the meshing a bit more clever so as to have not use so many near cut-n-paste methods, but it works pretty well. This is over half the code base.
The coding for mobs is so-so. The player model is terrible, suffering a lot from not understanding how Unity worked early in the project, and connect the player, items, and UI through hard-coding in a way that is extremely inflexible prone to breaking. Further, because of some scene settings, player data is made persistent between levels through an overly complex system of caching into static variable from which the real data is restored at the start of the new level -- a system the spreads accross several classes, including all items due to the hard-coded connection to the player model. In short, the player model is probably not a good thing to immitate.
These scripts contain referrence to third party code, most notably FastPriorityQueue by BlueRaja, but also the paid assets Procedutal Lightening and FinalIK. These entirely separate from this project and not include, but are required to use this code as-is.
These scripts are the creation and copyright (C) of Jared Blackburn, 2021-2022. These scripts, and only these scripts, are covered under the MIT License. This license does not extend to any other part of the game, so art assets and third party scripts referrenced from (but not included with) these are excluded from said license. This also means that THE GAME AS A WHOLE IS NOT OPEN SOURCE.
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