[Pakkfaili mäng] Movement Batch 3.0 (Allalaadimise link)

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You mean how I coded them or how to do them in-game? Doing these jumps in game is pretty easy, just press up, release and then quickly press either direction (left/right). If you mean coding, it's a bunch of hard to read spaghetti. But basically everything in Movement Batch is a 1D plane displayed as if it's 2D, so to create the illusion of a jump, the character must be moved either -width+1 or -width-1 until the jump limit at which point the character goes down every tick by +width-1 or +width+1.

@markusTegelane  Yes I mean how its coded. I watched easy versions of someone that also did Movement batch. It was also titled movement batch. And it has you move left with A, right with D. It used a label gravity in with the placement vertically goes 1 position down. And used a timeout delay code to show downward animation. And has a check to see if already at a surface level. Yes I dont know the jump coding. I also saw the bullet shooting coding from same person with movement batch in title. I like these basic platform games to get used to coding, and making games.

nice game, but there is 1 problem, why is there so much cpu? can u update the game and fix it?

You mean how I coded them or how to do them in-game? Doing these jumps in game is pretty easy, just press up, release and then quickly press either direction (left/right). If you mean coding, it's a bunch of hard to read spaghetti. But basically everything in Movement Batch is a 1D plane displayed as if it's 2D, so to create the illusion of a jump, the character must be moved either -width+1 or -width-1 until the jump limit at which point the character goes down every tick by +width-1 or +width+1.

@markusTegelane  Yes I mean how its coded. I watched easy versions of someone that also did Movement batch. It was also titled movement batch. And it has you move left with A, right with D. It used a label gravity in with the placement vertically goes 1 position down. And used a timeout delay code to show downward animation. And has a check to see if already at a surface level. Yes I dont know the jump coding. I also saw the bullet shooting coding from same person with movement batch in title. I like these basic platform games to get used to coding, and making games.

It doesnt work the link.

You mean how I coded them or how to do them in-game? Doing these jumps in game is pretty easy, just press up, release and then quickly press either direction (left/right). If you mean coding, it's a bunch of hard to read spaghetti. But basically everything in Movement Batch is a 1D plane displayed as if it's 2D, so to create the illusion of a jump, the character must be moved either -width+1 or -width-1 until the jump limit at which point the character goes down every tick by +width-1 or +width+1.

@markusTegelane  Yes I mean how its coded. I watched easy versions of someone that also did Movement batch. It was also titled movement batch. And it has you move left with A, right with D. It used a label gravity in with the placement vertically goes 1 position down. And used a timeout delay code to show downward animation. And has a check to see if already at a surface level. Yes I dont know the jump coding. I also saw the bullet shooting coding from same person with movement batch in title. I like these basic platform games to get used to coding, and making games.

Pretty cool,

LINK IS BROKEN PLEASE FIX IT!!!

You mean how I coded them or how to do them in-game? Doing these jumps in game is pretty easy, just press up, release and then quickly press either direction (left/right). If you mean coding, it's a bunch of hard to read spaghetti. But basically everything in Movement Batch is a 1D plane displayed as if it's 2D, so to create the illusion of a jump, the character must be moved either -width+1 or -width-1 until the jump limit at which point the character goes down every tick by +width-1 or +width+1.

@markusTegelane  Yes I mean how its coded. I watched easy versions of someone that also did Movement batch. It was also titled movement batch. And it has you move left with A, right with D. It used a label gravity in with the placement vertically goes 1 position down. And used a timeout delay code to show downward animation. And has a check to see if already at a surface level. Yes I dont know the jump coding. I also saw the bullet shooting coding from same person with movement batch in title. I like these basic platform games to get used to coding, and making games.

Curious how you made those curved jumps instead of the blocky up and left or right ones.

You mean how I coded them or how to do them in-game? Doing these jumps in game is pretty easy, just press up, release and then quickly press either direction (left/right). If you mean coding, it's a bunch of hard to read spaghetti. But basically everything in Movement Batch is a 1D plane displayed as if it's 2D, so to create the illusion of a jump, the character must be moved either -width+1 or -width-1 until the jump limit at which point the character goes down every tick by +width-1 or +width+1.

@markusTegelane  Yes I mean how its coded. I watched easy versions of someone that also did Movement batch. It was also titled movement batch. And it has you move left with A, right with D. It used a label gravity in with the placement vertically goes 1 position down. And used a timeout delay code to show downward animation. And has a check to see if already at a surface level. Yes I dont know the jump coding. I also saw the bullet shooting coding from same person with movement batch in title. I like these basic platform games to get used to coding, and making games.

To download, copy and paste the link to your browser. I think YouTube wants to block custom websites for some reason...