
March 27th – Finished Algebra
One By One has now finished Algebra and Arithmetic modes and even has a theme song. Beta is open.
“One By One” is a middle-high school math game. Utilizing the pokemon leveling mechanics, students can increase their math difficulty by answering problems. Problems escalate in difficulty every 10 levels. With the money, students can buy different math domains up to Calculus. There are also plans for more uses for the money like compound interest and cosmetic issues. The goal is the make an upper education math game approachable and enjoyable.
One By One has now finished Algebra and Arithmetic modes and even has a theme song. Beta is open.
After about 3 months of waiting and talking to Apple support, I am finally able to send out betas through TestFlight and publish them to the AppStore.
Today’s mission was to finish the multiplication part of the algebra stage. What took me 2 hours probably could have taken 30 minutes, but that’s what hindsight is for. All of my coding was streamed on Twitch to try out something new.
Today I went through and optimized my code while also implementing the algebra-based subtraction problems for “One by One.”
Today was a pretty laid back work day. I just wanted to make some more progress and lay the foundation to start putting in the problem generation for the algebra stage. I also had to do some recoding to future-proof my progress bar and level display.
After a while of not doing anything to my code, I have finally coded the locking and unlocking of scenes which I can use to element the other scenes. After which my next steps are to work on the Algebra scene.