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- GenkiGenga
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- 15 Jun, 2014
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Really nice work Valerien. Beautiful Art.
- GenkiGenga
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Thanks for sharing mepis, some great stuff in there. Well worth a look.
- GenkiGenga
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- 27 Apr, 2014
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Have a look at this, it was a simple example I did of the ai for double dragon. Should be a good starting point.

https://db.tt/gkpg449g
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- GenkiGenga
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To invert a condition you just need to right lick it and select invert.

Another easy way would be to give your character object an 'instance variable' or 'Boolean' called colliding.

In your collision event set the Boolean to true or the variable to 1, then use the timer object to revert it back to normal when your animation is due to finish. Then just add another condition to your 'on any touch end' event that makes sure that the Boolean is false or variable is set to 0 before it sets the animation.
- GenkiGenga
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https://db.tt/fxcHbHQf This should get you going.

Just remember to group all your sounds with the same tag. Music for music and SE for sound effects etc.
- GenkiGenga
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Try this Rookie, https://db.tt/gkpg449g The actual movement they use is more complex than this of course but should get you started.
- GenkiGenga
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No worries and thanks guys. Glad to see the forum is still as friendly as it was.
- GenkiGenga
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In your example Lennaert, change the first animation (anim1) speed to 0 and the second animation (anim2) to 50 and you will see the bug.
- GenkiGenga
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The thing that might be misleading is that the default animation is not the literal default setting for the object, but rather just the name of the animation.

In my posted cap I now have 3 of the same object all playing different animations, the speed is set for each animation separately. Since they all have their own speed it doesn't make sense that one would affect the others in any case.
- GenkiGenga
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Cheers shinkan, thanks for the confirmation. Last thing I want to do is waste Ashley's time!
- GenkiGenga
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Hey lennaert, thanks again for the response.

You can have copies running different animations though. That doesn't explain why it doesn't work. Unless it is by design that when the default animation speed is set to 0 then all of the animations within are set to 0 automatically, which doesn't really make sense to me.

I have updated the example to show another instance running another animation at a different speed. It still works, all as long as the default animation is set to at least 1.
- GenkiGenga
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Ah Your right, thanks Lennaert. My mistake.