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Car!

I discovered Game Editor this weekend and decided to make the weekend of it. I made a song, some images, and threw in some C scripting, and voila: car!

Here are a couple pics.



Here's the game:

game-editor.com:
filefactory.com: http://www.filefactory.com/file/2nntj0tdxy5l/n/car_zip

Controls are Z, X, and arrows.

Wow, this is amazing. You made this over the weekend? Koodos and +1 to your score

awesome !

This is awesome

Vey very VERY impressive for a first game- even the "end screen" reminds me of my early games where you'd walk to a section with text reading "The end, made by, etc. etc.". Though much more impressive. It was srange how quickly you could die

I like how its called Car man

Oh, did i even mention the graphics? +1!

Thanks dudes. Everyone.score+=1; xD

tim4..

Just 1 thing...

EPIC WORMS ICON DUDE! I love Worms. (The game)

tim4 wrote:Thanks dudes. Everyone.score+=1; xD

sprintf(hblade.text, "lol");

Haha, thanks.

Hblade wrote:sprintf(hblade.text, "lol");

Oohhh, that's how you script text! Now I don't have to set timers to set text! =o

Thanks =D

lol y-...you didn't know that yet you made Axaria (I know it doesn't use text but yeah), a successful game '

Some are so lucky :'D

Hblade wrote:lol y-...you didn't know that yet you made Axaria, I mean Axria (I know it doesn't use text but yeah), a successful game '

Some are so lucky :'D

Yeah. When i did (in the 1-1 text), It was timer (12 ms) > Set Text. No scripts =(

lol O-o well now you know ^^ you can also do this:

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strcpy(text, "yayness");


To display a variable in text:

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sprintf(text, "integers: %d, %i, decimals: %f, strings: %s", integer 1, integer 2, double/float 1, string_1 (Such as player name);


Now this code will not work because the messages I had in it

%d or %i displays an integer value
%f displays a float/double value (or a _real_ variable)
%s displays a string, such as player_score.text or something.

To display a score with text:

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sprintf(text, "Score: %d", score);


Or more advanced, the players name and then a score

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sprintf(pname, "name_here");
sprintf(score.text, "%s's score: %d", pname, score);


This will output:

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name_here's score: *value_here*


Hblade wrote:lol O-o well now you know ^^ you can also do this:

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strcpy(text, "yayness");


To display a variable in text:

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sprintf(text, "integers: %d, %i, decimals: %f, strings: %s", integer 1, integer 2, double/float 1, string_1 (Such as player name);


Now this code will not work because the messages I had in it

%d or %i displays an integer value
%f displays a float/double value (or a _real_ variable)
%s displays a string, such as player_score.text or something.

To display a score with text:

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sprintf(text, "Score: %d", score);


Or more advanced, the players name and then a score

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sprintf(pname, "name_here");
sprintf(score.text, "%s's score: %d", pname, score);


This will output:

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name_here's score: *value_here*


Intersting, I've been thinking of a hi score!

+

Hblade wrote:tim4..

Just 1 thing...

EPIC WORMS ICON DUDE! I love Worms. (The game)

An instantly recognizable image. Smart cartoonists, Team17.


And using a standard language for a game-making app's scripting language? Also very, very smart, official GE designer people.