greatttttt <img src="smileys/smiley10.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

I can't find the way to decrease speed on collision. I only can "set" the speed I want. I guess an expression is needed to compare the actual speed of the sprite and multiply it by 0.5 or something. But I don't know how that's formed... <img src="smileys/smiley26.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

it worked with the bullet behavior (it wasn't a bullet! It was a bullet SHELL), but it worked perfectly :D

I made it bounce of solids and it gives a nice effect. But is it possible to decrease the bounce so every time it bounces it does it a little less like real life physics? or is it too complex?

What i want to achieve is a bullet shell coming out of your gun when you shoot. I would do this by making the sprite having a random velocity and direction on it's creation and having some basic gravity so it falls to the floor.

Which is the best way to do this? I applied the phisycs behavior but it's too complex for my understanding. Making it plataform and avoiding the collision with the floor?

Is there a way to add it some simple gravity behavior and velocity?

Are you putting choose("muzzle1","muzzle2","muzzle3") or just ("muzzle1","muzzle2","muzzle3")? <img src="smileys/smiley17.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

HA!!! that was it. Sorry. It works now. thanks!

Also, the "choose" thing is much simpler and direct than all the stuff in that tutorial...

well, I put in in the box where you must write the name of the anim like this "muzzle1", in set animation.

but if I write ("muzzle1","muzzle2","muzzle3") there, it says the coma is a syntax error.

I see.

I was avoiding that cause it's a pain to create a variable only to choose a random anim which is something I'll do a lot. should be simpler. But it's ok.

the only thing that didn't bring a syntax error was this exact expression:

("muzzle1,muzzle2,muzzle3")

(I'm using 3 animations now)

but it doesn't do anything. it always plays the default animation.

You can also use choose("muzzle1", "muzzle2")

This one sounds more interesting. But throws a syntax error saying that the coma can't go there.

when my char shoots there's some muzzle flash.

the flash is an sprite that's created with "create object" and destroyed once the anim is over.

I have 2 animations for the muzzle and I want the sprite to choose randomly between those 2. let's call them "muzzle1" and "muzzle2".

I made a global variable that randomly chooses 0 or 1 at everypick, but that makes the muzzle change all the time in the same sprite.

What I want it to do is choose one of the 2 anims but only when it's created and stick to that anim until it's over.

thanks a lot! :D

Hello!

I want to create an object in a sprite's imagepoint. How is that formed into an expression using the create an object event?

the X position should be something like ["spritename","imagepoint 1"]