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- sirkame
- - Joined 23 Jun, 2014
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- 27 Jun, 2014
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Easy =)

Conditions:

System: For each BLOCK

Player: is overlapping BLOCK at offset 0,1

Action:

BLOCK: Set Animation Frame to 1

BLOCK: Set Solid on (this allows the character to step over the blocks, but if there's an enemy following you, he'll fall)

Now, to recover the state of a single block, it's just the same:

Conditions:

System: For each BLOCK

Player: is overlapping BLOCK at offset 0,1 (INVERT)

Action:

BLOCK: Set Animation Frame to 0

BLOCK: Set Solid off

Now I'm trying to do the same with a full animation. I'll be back

EDIT: Done!

If you want to use animation looping. First of all, of course, make the animation and set it on loop. Then, just change the action "animation frame" for "Start animation from beginning" in the NOT overlapping action line.
- sirkame
- - Joined 23 Jun, 2014
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I solved it easily. I was making a silly mistake. Just in case someone find it useful:
- sirkame
- - Joined 23 Jun, 2014
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Hello!

New question. I'm trying to make something like a bridge made of blocks (cloned from one object) and I want to change their animation or frame when he's on them and go back to normal when he steps away. I managed to make the effect I want but I don't know how to deactivate in one block only :S

How could I make blocks to turn on and off independently?

Thank you in advance!
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- sirkame
- - Joined 23 Jun, 2014
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- 26 Jun, 2014
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That's exactly what I want. I'm looking for a way to include it in my game. Thank you VERY much.
- sirkame
- - Joined 23 Jun, 2014
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- 25 Jun, 2014
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Hi friends,

I made an enemy which has life as an instance variable. In this specific case: 2 hits.

So when something hits the enemy, it's life goes down by one and, when life = 0, it dies.

Now, if I spawn two of them, only one seems to handle the instance. Could someone show me how to do this correctly?

And how to make a different lifebar for each instance of enemy, if that's possible.

Thank you very much.
- sirkame
- - Joined 23 Jun, 2014
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- 24 Jun, 2014
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For some reason, it doesn't work. I'm thinking on multi-layering the ground so when the character moves along them, they change their Z position... It's a little bit too complicated but I can't find another way.
- sirkame
- - Joined 23 Jun, 2014
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Hi friends,

I'm trying to make the character come to the front by using layers and/or Z layering, but I got a problem.

I got my main character and several enemies, but they're all the same. Same object, just copied several times, in order to preserve the AI.

Now, my code says that when player.y is above or below enemy.y it changes it's position, coming to a front position or behind it.

But this only works with one of the enemies: the first one created (so, the first instance).

Do I have to make different objects for each enemy, even when they're all the same? Can't I clone them?