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-cough- make a variable called elevation. Everytime you go up a slope, add a variable, if you go down a slope, subtract a negative. Make the bridge out of all events with two pages on the first page make the conditions..Eh sorry, I'm pretty sure that there is a tut by Kraft by this but i have to go, once i get back i will finish it if you havent gotten it to work
Icarus Featherfight
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Cheeze;291961 said:
Sorry Cheeze it's my tutorial; though Kraft explained it in brief once. Though, from what I've gathered, he has already read it. Trizicus, can we discuss this further in my Advanced Bridges thread?
I actually have that in another demo that I made...
it works with bridges... I can give you that if you want ^_^
Another idea, if you are having multi level maps (with lots of levels) to have a lot of the same map, just with different settings (ie you can walk over a bridge on one map, then you duplicate the map, and make it so you walk under it in another map) and then when you are walking on stairs up and down the level, use the "transfer player" command, and turn off fading.
it works, trust me ^_^
it works with bridges... I can give you that if you want ^_^
Another idea, if you are having multi level maps (with lots of levels) to have a lot of the same map, just with different settings (ie you can walk over a bridge on one map, then you duplicate the map, and make it so you walk under it in another map) and then when you are walking on stairs up and down the level, use the "transfer player" command, and turn off fading.
it works, trust me ^_^
superfella
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well i have a question and i didn't want to make another thread bc i thought this fit in so how do you use variables anyways what are they used for
A variable is a container for a number.
If you're still confused, think of algebra in math.
Here's an example of how to use variables:
Say you wanted to check how much gold a player spent after shopping. You would assign the amount of gold he currently has to a variable (Let's call it "Gold Amount") before the shop window opens. Once he's done shopping, you would assign his new gold amount to a new variable (Let's call it "Gold Amount02"). Then you would subtract "Gold Amount02" from "Gold Amount" and what's left would be how much gold's worth of items he bought, assuming he didn't sell anything.
I suggest you get familiar with variables, because you'll be using them a lot.
Wikipedia":13mwsalj said:
If you're still confused, think of algebra in math.
Here's an example of how to use variables:
Say you wanted to check how much gold a player spent after shopping. You would assign the amount of gold he currently has to a variable (Let's call it "Gold Amount") before the shop window opens. Once he's done shopping, you would assign his new gold amount to a new variable (Let's call it "Gold Amount02"). Then you would subtract "Gold Amount02" from "Gold Amount" and what's left would be how much gold's worth of items he bought, assuming he didn't sell anything.
I suggest you get familiar with variables, because you'll be using them a lot.