Sprite_index = spr_playerleft // left movement animation displays on screen If(keyboard_check(vk_left)) //checks if the left key is pressed Sprite_index = spr_player // idle animation displays on screen If (jumped = false) //checks if jump is false Sprite_index = spr_playerjump //jump animation displays on screen If (jumped = true) //checks if jump is true Players will see the left key animation and not the jump key animation unless it’s the only button pressed. Say you pressed left and the jump button together. Animation with player movement is also limited because “Keyboard_check” responds to the specific input. “Place_free” checks if a set number of pixels are open space, meaning this method is not ideal if your level design consists of pixel perfect platforms. This method is good for platform controls that feel fluid and responsive on a basic level, but it has flaws.
The player should stand on the ground, fall when jumping and not pass through walls. Make a basic level and place obj_player in it. If(jumped = false)//when the alarm’s false, trigger the falling code.ġ4.Repeat step 1 and 4, name it spr_wall and obj_wallġ7. Jumped = true//the alarm changes to true.Īlarm = 15// jump into the air. If(!place_free(x,y+5))//this checks if 5 pixels up and down are open space. If(keyboard_check_pressed(vk_up))//when the up key is pressed If(place_free(x+5,y))//this checks if 5 pixels to the left are open space If(keyboard_check(vk_right)) //when the left key is pressed If(place_free(x-5,y))//this checks if 5 pixels to the left are open space If(keyboard_check(vk_left)) //when the left key is pressed The create event makes this variable and the alarm triggers when a player input changes it to false. Jumped = false // this determines if the player is able to jump or stay on the ground. Jumped = false //the player is unable to jump until an actions changes it to true.ĩ.Then in obj_player, select “Add Event” in the events tab
Room_speed = 60 // sets the game’s frame rate. This allows the player object to have the best collision possible with platforms.ĥ.Open up the new object and select “Add Event” in the events tabħ.In the “Actions” tab, select “Control” and in “Code” drag the document icon into “Actions”Ĩ.In the code window, type in the following: (The following method is borrowed from Animator XP’s “Game Maker Studio Tutorial: Arcade Platformer Part 1 (Movement)”Ģ.Open up the sprite and select “Modify Mask”ģ.In Bounding Box, set it to “Full image” append ( slider_step ) fig_dict = fig = go. This is a way of scoping the animations in case you would prefer to animate without explicitly enumerating all frames.
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