I want my character to shrink the further into the background he comes and I want to use hittest to make him do it.. the problem is that flash will only accept one hittest object that will change his size, if I have more it will only use the first and ignore the rest even if it isnt the same object...got any ideas or an alternative way to fix the problem please post it here.
Why not just use _xscale / _yscale? There's really no need to use hittests in this type of scenario.
Non-dairy produkt
At 8/3/06 03:41 AM, TremcladClock wrote: Why not just use _xscale / _yscale? There's really no need to use hittests in this type of scenario.
would you like to show me..I dont know how to use that script..
Posting some scripts could help but I'm guessing you may be advantaged by using else statements
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Damn im stupid..Ive shouldve just used the search bar..find alot of code that I can use there..sorry for posting such an useless thread...sorry guys
This code will do exactly what you want, "speed" is a variable declared in the "load" section.
if(Key.isDown(38))
{
this._y = this._y - speed;
this._yscale--
this._xscale--
}
if(Key.isDown(40))
{
this._y = this._y + speed;
this._yscale++
this._xscale++
}
Non-dairy produkt
Is it possible to have those effects while using the script below? and if were should I add it...I didnt quite understand when you mean speed variable in load section..if you got the time please correct me. ignore the gotoAndPlay()s cause their just for the leg animation.
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
if (Key.isDown(37)) {
_x=_x-2;
this.gotoAndPlay(3);
}
if (Key.isDown(38)) {
_y=_y-2;
this.gotoAndPlay(1);
}
if (Key.isDown(39)) {
this.gotoAndPlay(4);
}
if (Key.isDown(40)) {
}
if (hitTest(this._parent.shrink2)==true) {
this._width= 45;
this._height=75;
}
if (hitTest(this._parent.shrink2)==false) {
this._width= 50;
this._height= 80;
}
if (hitTest(this._parent.legg)==true) {
this._width= 40;
this._height= 70;
}
}
shit..I missed some but you understand that its supposed to be_y=_y+2and _x=_x+2;
on the ones that were empty right?
on the subject of hittest problems.
check this out and see if you can come to a logical conclusion as to why it's fucked up.
At 8/3/06 04:05 AM, TremcladClock wrote: This code will do exactly what you want, "speed" is a variable declared in the "load" section.
I Figured out what you mean with speed is a variable declared in the "load" section..but
it just boost the speed of the movement..the size of the clip wont change at all...
At 8/3/06 04:36 AM, Dogget wrote: on the subject of hittest problems.
check this out and see if you can come to a logical conclusion as to why it's fucked up.
http://img153.images..?image=savengwx3.swf
Keep your questions in your topic go there I have answered your question and to topic starter:
Instead of using _x = _x-2 just write _x-=2 it's quicker and easier and less memory consuming( although only on a very small scale), however that has nothing to do with your problem;)
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Instead of using _x = _x-2 just write _x-=2 it's quicker and easier and less memory consuming( although only on a very small scale), however that has nothing to do with your problem;)
Hey Im glad that somebody actually stopped to help me in the first place =)
I came to the conclusion that I wont use the scaling things and instead only have very small areas to take you places like in Resident Evil...then I need no scaling
I guess its better to keep posting in this thread instead of making a new one..but seriously Ive tried to find a solution to this problem...
Look at this script:
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
if (Key.isDown(37)) {
_x=_x-1;
this.gotoAndPlay(8);
}
if (Key.isDown(38)) {
_y=_y-1;
this.gotoAndPlay(1);
}
if (Key.isDown(39)) {
_x=_x+1;
this.gotoAndPlay(12);
}
if (Key.isDown(40)) {
_y=_y+1;
this.gotoAndPlay(4);
}
}
Ive got four different walking animations.. up,down,right, and left.
The problem is if I press two buttons at once...like down and right..the walking animation freezes...so basicly I am wondering if there is a nice way to enhance this script so that I can have two buttons pressed at once and still have the person walk sideways without the freezing part...if you didnt understand just ask and I will try to make it clearer...any help at all appreciated cause I just couldnt find this part in the tutorials.
Yea, but not with how the fla of the characters are set up. I use a simple solution to this problem.
ok, last try...so nobody knows a way too fix this? I wont post here anymore if nobody answers...just wanna know this because it looks like shit if it cant be fixed.
