if enemy overlaping player then set enemy platform behavior inactive

is not overlaping then set platform behavior active

maybe this fixes your problem?

it will not work only if you have another event in your code that sets animation 1 or 2 in other conditions.

so the system checks every tick the code and cancels the above that i told you .

example

if "right" is down play animation 1

if "left" is down play animation 2

so every time you press right and score is larger than 5 instead of animation 2 it will play animation 1

ashley

yes they will not show but...

scml animations get destroyed since they tween sub pixel

with point sampling the image quality degrades especially if it has thin lines and you see flicker everywhere.

the movement becomes jerky.

i managed to fix the seams with sprites as tiles and i am 100% happy at the moment.

could you please answer this question for me ? it will save me a lot of trouble and time.

i just conducted an experiment because i read somewhere that you stated that tile maps are 100 times more efficient than using sprites as tiles.

so i left the seams aside kept my linear and pixel rounding to "off"

deleted all sprite tiles(about 2000 objects),imported 2 tile maps one with collisions and the other one with none.

i used the ones with collisions as a platform for my player to walk on and filed the rest of the level with the one with no collisions to keep the check count to a minimum.(about 10.000/sec). before i thought to use 2 tile maps the collisions went to 350.000 /sec and the game run at 30fps at pc.

i saw 5 fps down in pc!! (from 60 to 53-56)

mobile was exactly the same

and another platform was exactly the same.

if my tests are correct should i stop trying to make the tile map plugint to work with all the "wrong" settings since i see no performance gain whatsoever?

if it is a global variable the "score" then say

if "score > 5 then set animation 2

if "score <= 5 then set animation 1

(Singing)

Ashley PLEASE FIX THE TILE MAP SEAMS!(figure out a way..figure out a way..figure out a wayyyyy..)

Ashley PLEASE FIX THE TILE MAP SEAMS!(figure out a way..figure out a way..figure out a wayyyyy..)

Ashley PLEASE FIX THE TILE MAP SEAMS!(figure out a way..figure out a way..figure out a wayyyyy..)

(All together now!)

FIX THE TILE MAP SEAMS!

FIX THE TILE MAP SEAMS!

FIX THE TILE MAP SEAMS!

+1000

very interesting read,

by using one of the above suggestions i set my margins to 127.5 x 127.5 (my sprite "tiles" are 128x128) and the seams are gone !

i guess the fact that they overlap by a total of 1 pixel made them disappear.

i had to remake some collision detection especially on slopes to compensate for the overlapping but everything went silky smooth.

now for the tricky part.

does anyone know why when i import my tilemap sheet through the tilemap plugin in C2 and divide it by 128x128 i can see in some places extremely thin lines around the invisible square?

they are perfectly aligned , when i cut them in photoshop and import them as sprites they have no such "artifacts".

does anyone know how the tilemap plugin handles the "cutting" of the tilemap sheet?

of course when i use sampling to "point" the lines disappear but so does my picture quality and everything flickers like a mofo! lol

Any info on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

And another question now that i am on fire!

although i have read a lot about it i am not sure about the conclusion.

right now i have 2900 objects on my first level.

90% are the same 53 sprite "tiles" .i have one sprite and 52 animation Png's for it.

65% of these have their collision detection to "off"

do i have inferior performance with this setup than if i had used the tilemap plugin with the same 53 tiles?

because if not then i would be happy to stay with my current sprite "tiles" setup.

it is more time consuming but it works for now.

otherwise i will have to figure out a solution with your help on how to get rid of the lines and the seams using the tilemap plugin.

thanks in advance.

in

then you are doing it wrong,there is a reason they are called global,

try this.

create one event sheet for each level you have.

copy paste all events to all the event sheets you have.

Do not include one event sheet to another.

lets say you have 100 levels

set global variable "level" to 0

when you finish a level

on end of layout "level 1 "set "level:=1

on end of layout "level 2 "set "level:=2

on start of layout "level 2" "level"=1 destroy "level 1"

on start of layout "level"=3 "level"=2 destroy "level 2"

etc

on end of layout reset global variables

or

on end of layout set "globalvariable1"=1

In this world it takes hard work,long hours, persistence and motivation to succeed.

the same applies with C2.

It is not rational to bash a software that gave you the opportunity within a few hours to make even a simple game when most people in the industry

have gone to college,have a masters degree in programming, work 12 hours a day for a decade invest hundreds of thousand of $$

and still haven't made any serious money-if any- with games.

Is this software perfect?No

Is life perfect? No, you die...

is this software perfect for the price it costs and the future it brings? hell yeah!

put in the hard work and maybe soon your views on this subject might change.

just my 2 cents.