Make a room make objects that bring you to other rooms ect. ect.





make the event collision with object (tree) and use the action Reverse horizontal direction and the action create instance of object (the pellet/bullet/whatever ) and set the X to 20 for if its facing right and -20 if its facing left. ok problem solved?

u takin my job

give each their own variable
but DO NOT use a global var

thank you

alright, thanks, but theres something else i want to know if u can simplify the current system im trying for making hearts (remember, its a zelda game) is very complex, because it involves a lot of checking, and replacing, and i know im gonna run into problems later, so i was wondering if u knew a simpler way of doing it

not that i can think of, no...

im only helping

i say its good 2 hav 2 ppl to help, it might giv 2 possibilities to a problem, and theres a sub when sir's gone

I have this weird glitch in the game I am making. heres the link http://www.yoyogames.com/games/show/48654

whenever I go to the part where the fall is my character starts moving up and down. It will happen at that exact same spot even if i re arrange the stage. I think it might be a problem with the character sprite but I want to make sure.

Could i maybe have a screenshot if you can get one i cant really find the glitch

i was kidding

okay that was obvious, but for the char select how do u get something to appear by hovering over something (best example being in SSB or SSF, take the plyr chip over mugshot and have character appear at bottom of screen)

well that would need coding (ill tell you both ways) but an easy way most people do it is to use event left click and then say create instance of an object (not event) and make the creation of the player (make character with sprite but no events) and then tell it to be created where you want it. OR you could make the chip and press the center button on the sprite thing for the origin. then use the event create then make the action set variable (put any thing for the name of it except global variables like lives) to false then make an event left pressed (or any mouse button pressed) and say set variable (variable name for the thing i just said) to true. then make an event (any mouse button released) and set the variable to false. after that make a step event (just step not step end or step begin) and say execute a piece of code and put the code below in REPLACE "VARIABLE HERE" TO THE NAME OF THE VARIABLE THAT YOU MADE.

uhm. mmkay. ill try that first way first!