I am studying hard with the free version of Ork Framework. I'll buy it in the future, I have a question about whether this asset can satisfy me.
I want to develop a 2d game(platformer).
So, I purchased Corgi Engine as a platformer solution.
Controls like move, jump, and animation want to use a corgi engine,
Background features such as stats, abilities, and formulars want to use the Ork framework.
Can i use ork and corgi engine together?
Or is there people of using two assets together?
And I wonder if the combat style on the platformer is compatible with Orc framework. ( For example, can a character like Super Mario use real-time combat (non-turnBASED battle) against enemies using Ork Framework abilities, status formulas, attributes, etc.??? )
Sure you can use the together - you might need to write a wrapper component to let ORK enable/disable Corgi's controls (see the custom player/camera controls how-to).
Depending on the combat style, this could work out of the box or might need some work to integrate ORK's damage with Corgi's actions/abilities/whatever they're called. If only using ORK for this, you could start your attacks via control maps and use damage dealers/zones for damage handling (with battle events animating the action, etc.) as it's usually handled.
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Depending on the combat style, this could work out of the box or might need some work to integrate ORK's damage with Corgi's actions/abilities/whatever they're called. If only using ORK for this, you could start your attacks via control maps and use damage dealers/zones for damage handling (with battle events animating the action, etc.) as it's usually handled.
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I will do it and I will post again if there are any other questions.