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Helping out thecolltodd. 2 sprite version of his ninja sprite to allow punching and running simultaneously, using variables broadcast to the 2 parts to ensure synchronisation. Note the different speed of leg costume changes - this is controlled by a variable called "walkanimationdelay" which is increased by the ninjas current velocity and compared to a given number to see if it is time to change!
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unless of course, the floor is ice, then it is pretty good, I will luv it
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I can see that, that is what you are trying to achieve, but the current is too strong if you move too much
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Mayhem, good , but dont make it so slippery, if you made this a game, you would fall off the platforms no matter how good you are
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It isn't "slippery". The arrow keys set a running speed, and he then runs at that constant speed. He doesn't automatically slow down, just keeps running at that speed.
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DO you have a specific question?
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I didn't quite understand the project notes...
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whats the point?
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ok
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hey cool project! see my IMPROVED CRGG 2 Scrolling Game: (link to project) (this link works) so far 60% of people love it!
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cool project! check out CRGG 2: Scrolling: (link to project) It's got 5 platform jumping levels, storyline, sound effects, scrolling, lives, points and time!
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horible no meaning and just wrong
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It must have been the ninja that made it get frontpage :)
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Sry I understand now. Yea your Ninja Scroller is Really amazing o,o
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The only purpose of this demo is to demonstrate how two sprites can be kept in perfect synch to allow separate animation of different parts. In this case, the legs for running and the upper-body for punching. I have no idea how this has scored "top viewed" as it was really only meant as a demo for thecooltodd - I am fully aware that there are better jumping games - I should know, as I have written some of them, eg: (link to project)
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There are so much better jump and runs which arent on the front page. that's not fair. you can only go through one level here
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this game sucks! what is so funny on this?!
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Cool!
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weird
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paddle- It is icey! cool!
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hey cool project...check out my scrolling heli-attack game (link to project)
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Very smooth - you can call it "Ice Ninja"! It's not a bug, it's a design choice.
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Hey look, comments works for me now. Thanks Mayhem!
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Friction is not non-existent because without friction he wouldn't be able to accelerate to even move in the first place.
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you need to add friction. Other than that good.
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The velocity works perfectly - he accelerates and decelerates according to key presses. Some people might prefer him to automatically decelerate, but that is a preference, not an error.
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wow...its like...it's like he is on ICE
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nvm
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oh you stated that.
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the velocity dosnt really work.
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And the platform detection isn't great, but they were only added to let me test the jumping acceleration variables.
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What this doesn't have at the moment that perhaps would be useful is automatic deceleration.
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