Here's very simple tutorial of making doors to your game.
Create actor that is the door and give it animation of door.
You will need this code to global code:
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//That code is for playing with clones easily
char actor[30];
Actor * GetClone(char Name[30], int num)
{
sprintf(actor, "%s.%i", Name, num);
return getclone(actor);
}
Create integer variable called canMove.
And then to door - collision any side of player, repeat: yes - script editor:
(The code might seem unclear because of all comments)
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int doornum = 1 - 2 * fmod(cloneindex, 2); //This line checks is the cloneindex of current door even or uneven and makes doornum equal to - 1 or 1 according to what fmod(); returns
Actor * next = GetClone("door", cloneindex + doornum); //Set the next door
char * key = GetKeyState(); //Get keyboard state and store it to char * key
if (key[KEY_UP] == 1 && x < player.x + 10 && x > player.x - 10 && canMove == 0) //If at doors position, KEY_UP pressed and canMove 0
{
player.x = next->x; //Move player to next doors x
player.y = (next->y + next->height / 2) - player.height / 2; //Move player to next doors y
canMove = 1; //Set canMove to 1
}
if (key[KEY_UP] == 0) //If KEY_UP isn't pressed
{
canMove = 0; //Set canMove to 0
}
In this method door 0 leads to door 1 and conversely,
door 2 to door 3 and conversely,
and etc. So, every two doors are a "pair".
Test it and see how well it works!
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