when green flag clicked
forever
if <> then
<key [ up arrow] pressed?>
change y by (5)
change y by (-5)
end
end

if <> then
<key [ up arrow] pressed?>
broadcast [ 1]
end

when I receive [ 1]
set [ speed y] to [11]

Simple, and works!
Now you can finish a platform and share it!
Just like the pros do! (just kidding) :P

Final_Script wrote:

Ever wonder how jumping works in a platform game? Ever try to make your own but rage within 2 hours of your non-stop, not-working work??
If yes, and your code looks like this but never works-

when green flag clicked
forever
if <> then
<key [ up arrow] pressed?>
change y by (5)
change y by (-5)
end
end

Well it doesn't ever really look that good, and dose not work very well.
What i'm about to tell you is crazy…
I once couldn't code my platform because the jumping sucked, and I would never even finish it!
But the reality is-
JUMPING IS SO SIMPLE!
I almost cried when I found this out!!
Its as simple as this-
First create a speed y in variables, and you probably know how to set the speed,
Now use speed y like this:


when green flag clicked
forever

if <> then
<key [ up arrow] pressed?>
broadcast [ 1]
end

when I receive [ 1]
set [ speed y] to [11]

Simple, and works!
Now you can finish a platform and share it!
Just like the pros do! (just kidding) :P
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Never give up!