Not tested anything but guessing you'll have to convert the number to a string.

TileSprite.AnimationName= str(SettingGraphic) & "Left"

I've updated the game to V1.2.0.

Fixes For this version

Added in game music created by my good friend Bibiki

Added the GameJolt acheivements in game

Added Press "2" on titlescreen to clear your in-game medal data. Your GameJolt achievements shouldn't be affected.

Added tried to improve the games basic graphics

Added in-game medal notifications.

You can play it on GameJolt -

HERE

Yes it does.

Keyboard On 1 Pressed

>

Webstorage

>

Clear Local Storage

Been using it to clear highscores & medals/achievements.

This is awesome! Great work guys!

Cannot wait to play the demo when it's released.

This is really nice idea! When I first played I didn't get it but now I think it's really good. It's just that jump sound is very obnoxious, and the game is begging for a chiptune music of some sort. Add additional gameplay mechanics and you are golden!

Thanks. Yeah the jump sound can be annoying it was just a random sound using

BFXR

.

I've made contact with a very nice guy via GameJolt who has offered to make a chiptune for the game, just waiting for him to hopefully get back to me soon.

I did have a few ideas for some more interesting score combo's/multipliers but never implemented them.

I've released my little mini game Super Zombie Combo Jump Turbo on GameJolt. The game took just over the weekend to make working on and off. The game includes 11 achivements using the GameJolt API by using this amazing little PLUGIN.

Here are a few of the badges for the games achievements.

It also makes use of the GameJolt highscore tables, can you beat the current top score of

433300

by

Xaychru

You can play the game

HERE

Almost finished my mini game that I've been working on for the past few days - Super Zombie Combo Jump Turbo.

Super Zombie Combo Jump Turbo on YouTube

Can be played HERE

Some great looking games here guys

Mini game I've been working on for a day or so

Hopefully finished by the end on Easter & then clean it up for Android export.....possibly.

Been prototyping and came up with this

http://youtu.be/l1w4ODMz0CM

Try it - https://db.tt/5WkoLqU8

I'd watch the video first it might make more sense if you do.

It's the beta. I keep forgetting to mention that.

Also I have just updated to the new beta as I was one behind earlier, so the newest beta is 166.

Go with Pixel's method for the timer in your full game.

Like he said "every x seconds" will be inaccurate but using "every x second" was a lot easier and quicker for throwing together an example.

No other way as far as I know. Quick explanation see if that helps.

Have global variables "Shoot=0" & "playing=0"

Every 1 second add 1 to shoot but only if playing=0.

When shoot = 5 create your ball and set shoot back to 0.

When the ball collides with the player set "playing=1" and "shoot=0"

create your button or make it visible or whatever you are doing.

When your button is pressed set "playing=0"

and because a picture is worth a thousand words here's a screen of my events that I threw together.