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Thanks!

True, you can do that aswell, thank for the info!

Thanks for watching them!

Glad to hear it is of use!

Oh yeah, they moved their blog posts to their offical site and breaking all old links. Here is the link: gamemaker.io/de/blog/realtime-2d-lighting Also a way easier method to make light: ruclips.net/video/8JoOlTC2Ao8/видео.html Hope that helps!

What? Where you can set that?

@@1upIndie in the settings menu, Main Options, General, second from the bottom.

@@DanteCorwyn Just checked it out. I was not aware that it even existed, thanks!

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That is up to you. I do have fond memories of old school games, but their mechanics were sometimes a bitter pill. For Example Gouls and Goblins was a great game but the difficulty was absurd and the punishment on bad timed jumps was brutal. Still a great game and if you are one of the few that beat it without emulators, well then you are really good.

@@1upIndie Thank you and yes i did beat it on the nes many many years ago.. i was disapointed i didnt get the high score in nintendo power but as my freind pointed out back then yeah but you still beat the game. I think its really a matter of like you said its up to us the audience. That being said the old school wall climb from nes ninja gaiden i think could be really great for this engine just a thought

Your welcome!

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A praise a bit too high for me (I am just a okay-ish to good-ish programmer/teacher), but thank you never the less!

Thank mate, do I know you :D

Thanks for watching them!

ease_in_and_ease_out is not a native script in GameMaker. It is a script you can find them here: Ease function in detail on this channel: ruclips.net/video/iPcpNIrS-Kk/видео.html Ease scripts here: www.patreon.com/posts/3-ease-functions-29019361

@@1upIndie ah. That's why. I would recommend linking this in the description or a pinned comment so people who see this video in the future are not confused.

@@kokdolfn Gotcha!

@@1upIndie hey i've run into a problem where the ease in and out function doesnt work. I tried importing the files from the video you linked to my game, but it gave an error every time. I then tried to just copy the script from the video, but that also didnt work because it says the variables were undefined. Am I missing something or did I just type it wrong?

@@kokdolfn I have no idea to be honest, I cannot look into your code. You know what, just hop in my discord channel and I can send you the project file so you can see where the issue is (or simply use mine to further do your thing).

Almost all is planned. But I had some big issues with moving platforms, so that may not be covered. Also chest moving is not a thing, but maybe.

@@1upIndie I tried many guides about moving platforms in a circle and moving crates, but something always didn't work quite right

@@1upIndie i think he means like the player picking up a chest and tossing it then treasure splodes out of it ... theoretically i think maybey changing up the state of the chest might be a good start point. just a thought.

@@MisterRandomEncounter Uff, that is a rarely used thing in platformers. Top down a more common seen feature (Goof Troop, Zelda3). I did not link those two into one feature (pickup/throw), thx.

You are an long time sub and that may be a thing some part of the community does want also. So yeah, your weclome :D. Hope that was what you were looking for.

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Not sure what you mean by "stop changes of movement". Are you refering to commit jumps where you jump and lose control in that state (Castlevania Snes/Nes)?

​@@1upIndieyeah, like that. I've tried to implement it before but run into problems if someone tries to jump while flush against a block etc.

@@DanteCorwyn Hm, so you could do it to block the input while in jump state. I tried it and it does work. Next video in this series will cover that, so you can see it. Not sure though it is universally good enough. Hm, that is a special case though. You know what I make a short video on that now.

Nah, that works with all kinds of sounds (loop or played once).

Hm, I would decrease the spawnTime variable (so less time aka more spawns) once the alarm[0] is triggered. The video shows two numbers which are always setting the next alarm event[0], so here replace them with two variables of your own choice and then create your own alarm[1]. Alternative: Use your other alarm there decrease those two variables to get the fast spawning you want to get. Hope that helps! // second method-> // something like this create event: spawnTimeMin = 15; // two variables that control now the time interval of the alarm[0] spawnTimeMax = 39; alarm[1] = 30; // when to trigger your second alarm to reset those two variables alarm[1] event: spawnTimeMin = 10; spawnTimeMax = 20; alarm[0] event: spawnTime = irandom_range(spawnTimeMin, spawnTimeMax);

Hm, since you are 2 year sup I take it into consideration. My intention was to make a standard for platforming and not metroidvania (my favorite genre) platforming + combat mechanics. I guess I will add all these in also.

@@1upIndie Thank you very much i look forward to the journey.

Hm, I take it into consideration, but this one is more for platforming basics (shooting/attacking) is not part of this series.

I too would appreciate at least a sister series that would show how to work an attack into this if possible. Or if you have an older video that explains this better that would compliment this one well please let us know so we can check that one out.

In that case you destroy all instances and reload them again.

@ Ok I’ll give it a try

I have yet to solve the problem but now I know what it is, the follower wasn’t going to a random spot, he was going where the last warp point was, cause it tracks where the player was last of course. So leaving a house using a warp at 137, 155 will make him appear in the next room at 137, 155 which could be very far from the warp entry.

You would need to have a state machine for that and split the "fly" phase into down and up if the animations are static (no leaning in for a jump etc.). Else you need to take animation ending also into account if these are animated aswell. Also if you want to be really fancy you can have a jump off state, a fly state and a about to land state which does look neat but is a bit more complicated. I will cover your topic once I implement a state machine in this series. So if you can hold off a few day, I will cover that.

Oui!

Eh, .... Yeah, your right. Thanks for pointing it out, changed it. State machines will come later to structure it all.

That is planned for the future, yes. I will be doing some inventory video with structs etc. since the old methods are a bit rusty and nobody did an update so far.

@1upIndie amazing 👏 I've been playing around with structs and constructors for a bit now and they are absolutely legendary 🙌

@@vosovoso5220 Yes, they are really great for GameMaker and we only had to wait 10 years for that :D

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Glad to hear I can help a fellow developer out. If you got any ideas what you like to see for beginners/intermediates let me know

Uff, Sonic style circular? That maybe overkill, jump through is planned though. Update: damn, your a long time sub, I take a closer look at that...