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how?

open game editor. click help. there are many tutorials that will walk you through this and other things.

Trajecto had a good tutorial here but I can't find it. Try this:

http://www.trajectorylabs.com/Walking_C ... orial.html

I think you should be posting in "General", lol. That's not really an advanced topic, but enjoy GE. : ) There's always someone who will try to help if they can.

Two things about movement that most ppl don't know about:

if you use x+=4 instead of xvelocity+=4, then you don't have to add a keyup to stop.

and

Often, you can get smoother animation with less code by using "NO_CHANGE" in your AnimationChange rather than
using "FORWARD".

When in doubt....download some demos! Most of the questions i see asked are already implemented in the great demos posted in the demos section!

I read somewhere that the +- movement of your sprite along the x,y axis should be in relation to the width of the sprite to make it a really smooth movement. So the amount of +- x or y movement should equal the pixel width of your sprite.

im good with movements
i have it left/right
my animations change
perfect walls and cool speedtrails
things folow me when i run its awesome
gravity/= yvelocity = yvelocity +5; you will fall down
collison with the ground prevents permanent falling
x=x+5; or x=x-5;
key down/script editor/ moves you left or right
|=y --=x the grid

catacomber wrote:I read somewhere that the +- movement of your sprite along the x,y axis should be in relation to the width of the sprite to make it a really smooth movement. So the amount of +- x or y movement should equal the pixel width of your sprite.

That could be kind of choppy. Instead of being the width of your sprite, perhaps it should be a factor of your sprite.
i.e. if your sprite is 36 px, use 6. if its 64 pix, use 8.