nitorinc / nitoriware

NitorInc.: Touhou Microgames collaborative project

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NitorInc.: Touhou Microgames is a collaborative WarioWare-style Touhou fangame. Creators of all skillsets are welcome to help make microgames! If you want to contribute in any department, it would be best if you joined our Discord (link above), or you can contact us on social media or at [email protected]

Contributing

• To participate in the Microgame Collab, sign up right here!
• Everything else you'd want to know about contributing can be found in our Contribution Guidelines.

nitoriware's Issues

Microgames with multiple cameras aren't blackened out by the pause screen

Current workaround is meh

Localization support

For the game to gather more support from other groups, it is best to have support for multiple languages.

For this there are several options:

• Smart Localization
• Leen Localization
• Hourai Localization

Enforce 4.3 camera aspect ratio, even in other aspect ratio game resolutions

The camera viewport can be altered to fit a specific aspect ratio, even if the game resolution aspect ratio does not match.

Move Microgames out of the Resources folder

The Resources folder is always packed and always used, even if the game doesn't load the assets in it. It would be best to move the microgames out of the Resources folder as soon as we can.

Use the code from this game as you please

I wanted to give you a game that I made a month ago as a project for my school. Use the code as you please. It is really basic, but it may be helpful for someone: http://www.mediafire.com/file/rb1s14inu34azw9/Touhou+-1+The+Approved+Assignment.rar

Port game to Unity 2017.2+

The game is currently on Unity 5.6.3f1. To keep up with Unity development, the game should be updated to version 2017.2 or newer.

Changing resolution in options menu does not update the mouse bounding box

The mouse still thinks its only allowed in the old resolution's area.

Properly namespace all scripts/code

Currently all scripts and code are not properly namespaced and will pollute the global nameepsace. This is against best practice and can easily lead to name collisions. We should at the minimum put all NitorInc specific code under a NitorInc namespace.

In the future for better isolation, it may be better to put microgame specific code in their own child namespaces.