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make another variable called "power"

Player -> Collision -> FireFlower :

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power=1;

Player -> Keydown -> Shoot :

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if(power==1)
{
    CreateActor("Shot","ShotAnimation","(none)","(none)",0,0,false);
}

Bloody hell Turon. You're not entirely sure how to make a player shoot a bullet and you've got more points than me.

Just goes to show how fair forums are doesnt it....

ONLY JOKING!!!!
To be fair you have posted more than I have....

BloodDragy i did it! now all i need is Super Ostrich when he collides with the fire flower he will have an extra life can someone help?

Assuming you have a life variable already in your game, increase it by one upon collision.

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life++;

If you don't have one, create another variable, named life. You would use the following code to determine if the player should be destroyed when colliding with an enemy.
Player -> Collision with enemy -> Script Editor

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life--;
if(life<=0)
{
    DestroyActor("Event Actor");
}

Turon wrote:now all i need is Super Ostrich when he collides with the fire flower he will have an extra life can someone help?

We just taught you on how to maintain variable to make powerups...
Yes still you can't maintain it to make lives???
Aren't them just the same???

How do you loose one life and not 2 lives?

Oh...it seems you set the Collision with Enemy to be repeated yes?
Restrict it then...make another variable called "colliding" and then edit the code to be :

Player-Collision-Enemy:

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if(colliding==0)
{
    life--;
    if(life<=0)DestroyActor("Event Actor");
    colliding=1;
}

Player-CollisionFinish-Enemy:

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colliding=0;

Bee-Ant wrote:Oh...it seems you set the Collision with Enemy to be repeated yes?
Restrict it then...make another variable called "colliding" and then edit the code to be :

Player-Collision-Enemy:

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if(colliding==0)
{
    life--;
    if(life<=0)DestroyActor("Event Actor");
    colliding=1;
}

Player-CollisionFinish-Enemy:

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colliding=0;

way easier just to set repeat to no.

lcl wrote::lol: way easier just to set repeat to no.

For some case, non-repeated collision doesn't work well...sometimes it won't detect the new collision made.
So it's better to use repeated collision with some restriction

Bee-Ant wrote:

lcl wrote::lol: way easier just to set repeat to no.

For some case, non-repeated collision doesn't work well...sometimes it won't detect the new collision made.
So it's better to use repeated collision with some restriction

Yeah.

Glad you managed to fix it Turon. And whoever gave me a point..... thankyou?

Dont assume that for one second that was blatent grovelling