I have recently noticed if you are making a game, I prefer to do the first part of the script, then the backdrop. I then go back to the script. When I go back, I go into the motion part of all the different scripts and it says: ‘Stage selected: No Motion blocks’. What does this mean?

When you are on the stage, there are no motion blocks. This is because the stage is like a backdrop, so it can't move, turn, or have any motion.

gamemaker334 wrote:

I have recently noticed if you are making a game, I prefer to do the first part of the script, then the backdrop. I then go back to the script. When I go back, I go into the motion part of all the different scripts and it says: ‘Stage selected: No Motion blocks’. What does this mean?

Your on the stage, it can't move or jump or use! your just on the stage

if <Stage script clicked> then
    switch to stage's scripts
end

HOWING wrote:

gamemaker334 wrote:

I have recently noticed if you are making a game, I prefer to do the first part of the script, then the backdrop. I then go back to the script. When I go back, I go into the motion part of all the different scripts and it says: ‘Stage selected: No Motion blocks’. What does this mean?

Your on the stage, it can't move or jump or use! your just on the stage

if <Stage script clicked> then
    switch to stage's scripts
end

Or I mean

if <Stage sprite clicked> then
    switch to stage script
end

well, the backdrop is a background. they dont move and shake or spin, do they? so thats just my opionion

trashcanworld wrote:

well, the backdrop is a background. they dont move and shake or spin, do they? so thats just my opionion

Please don't necropost

I don't know.

Now you can see all the motion blocks!