Just thought i'd leave some sort of roadmap here. I'm going really chill this LD i'm not going crazy, but I do want to do something fun, have my animations and sounds work and
work well. ya know?





DONE-->Menu
DONE-->player
KINDA DONE-->enemies
DONE-->collisions
DONE-->death
-->death of enemies (kind of works :(  )
DONE-->lose screen
DONE-->win screen

Advanced gaming:

Goals, have like 2, grab data, then upload the data to win. Maybe this will be in the "win Screen" part. Should do tis.

Whatever else seems fun!
(multiplayer? maybe add up to 6 buddies?)


Right now we have a level zero with multiple win conditions. Unfortunately, it's not very fun. I'm not sure why, but it doesn't FEEL fun.
Still doesn't feel fun. haha
It's weird, doesn't make much sense and you might lose some levels based on random chance. That's ok. it's just the what do I do with... the next level? I think
we should say we have enough data, that we are going to move onto the "Server" to upload our data?

Envisioning the final upload. You just have to get to the DATA thing and upload it. So first you have to pass the printer arm. That's fine.
But instead of winning, you have to go to and upload your data in the data box. The printer arm should blow up or something with explosions or something.

DONE-->Then just walk over to the box and upload your data and you will win.
If I have time, add something to like kill or something. (have the disks follow you or go to the box? Probably the box)


List of bugs to fix:
-clean up comments
-shooting doesn't work right
-reloading the map after death everything is broken (no shooting)
-there are no other players!




1) Not sure where the icon goes or if you even get one. The icon will go in the other icon folder as given.
3) open gradle tasks
4) refresh if you dont' see any
	4.1) note: make sure you do not have the folder that this build directory is in OPEN. Close it. Do not have it accessed via command line either. It breaks it.
5) go to gradle Tasks -> [project name]-desktop>build>javaWin, javaMac, javaLinux.
6) run those three.
8) in there there should be a -desktop-1.0 file or something. Rename it. That's your game for all three systems.

in future, make sure ALL files are camelCasing ONLY.
test out the game in Console by navigating to it and in the folder using this code: java -jar yourgame.jar