I want to make a (good) game similar to Undertale, but I can't figure out how to make walking in 4 directions with animation and what was beautiful instead of twitching and breaking… Help pls!!!

If you want an animation for all 4 directions of movement (Up, down, left right) that is something you would have to practice overtime. If the game were to be Isometric, you would only need 2 walking animations - one for towards the camera and one for away. Either way, to make animations, wither someone else makes it for you on the Request forums or you practice the art of animations to make some.

Re4s0nNeg4tive wrote:

If you want an animation for all 4 directions of movement (Up, down, left right) that is something you would have to practice overtime. If the game were to be Isometric, you would only need 2 walking animations - one for towards the camera and one for away. Either way, to make animations, wither someone else makes it for you on the Request forums or you practice the art of animations to make some.

I use the original sprites from undertale to animate walking. I just don't understand how to combine this with movement so that it would be correct and look beautiful. What script do I need to make so that it looks like a real Undertale?!..

I actually made a game (on another account) that has a walking sprite for Frisk.You're welcome to use it (or use it as a reference) if you'd like.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1103048829

rensmusicandart wrote:

I actually made a game (on another account) that has a walking sprite for Frisk.You're welcome to use it (or use it as a reference) if you'd like.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1103048829

Thanks, I think it will help me. If that's the case, then I'll even list you in the Credits in the game as a Helper!
I hope this code will work properly in a project with 60 fps. (I'm making a game on TurboWarp)

Explanation of multidirectional walking animations. 1. frame variable w/ mod block to get repeating loop of number. 2. Name each costume it's direction and a number corresponding to the frame of the animation it is. 3. Join the two together and switch to that costume