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how do u make level completed screen and in completed screen how do u make high score or adding score

OMG DUDE try some things yourself game editor is SOOOOOOOOOOO easy to understand

arcreamer, relax a bit. Spidy is at a disadvantage due to the language factor here.

Spidy, make an actor called lvlcomplete, and make a sprite for it that says "LEVEL COMPLETE", parent it to the view, and change it's transparency to 1. Once the level is complete, have an event change it's transparency to 0.

thanks d-soldier

spidey, I can tell your new, so this isn't meant to be harsh if thats how it sounds.

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d-soldier wrote:Spidy, make an actor called lvlcomplete, and make a sprite for it that says "LEVEL COMPLETE", parent it to the view, and change it's transparency to 1. Once the level is complete, have an event change it's transparency to 0.

Yeah...I always use this way to make a Completed Level...

And a much better effect comes when it goes slowly from 0 to 1 and vice versa.

tekdino wrote:And a much better effect comes when it goes slowly from 0 to 1 and vice versa.

Yeah...use Timer don't you???

Nah, just the magic of fps.
(small decimals such 0,05 in draw actor)

tekdino wrote:Nah, just the magic of fps.
(small decimals such 0,05 in draw actor)

@#$%##$$$^%gghhhh????!!!!!
Can you tell me how to use that???
fps, real_fps, directional_velocity, angle, distance...(that functions)
I don't know anything..ha..ha..(I just used IF function)

fps = frames per second
It can't be modified during the game but in the ged file you can from the game options.
If your fps is 30 then the draw actor code will be checked 30 times in a second. This means that the draw actore code happens "all the time". When the CPU usage goes up the fps numbers decrease from the set fps.
The real_fps is a read-only variable which shows the current fps value.

Angle is the direction of movement in degrees (0-360) when 0 is x.

Directional_velocity is the speed (pixels/frame) of the character.

Distance gives distance (in pixels) between two characters.

RIGHT, but how do u use 'em in your code, like if(distance from actor1 to actor2 == so-and-so)
{ something happens; }

I posted a question about how to make uphill races in the game development section and fuzzy gave me good advice. BUT unfortunately I don't know how to do it. If someone can check it out and come up with a good example or demo... I'd be .

if (distance(x, y, player.x, player.y) >= 100)
{
something happens;
}

if it gives error message, about the first line, just change the place of > and =. (I may have mixed them)

The most importand for me is in what codes I can put that variables???
maybe like this :
if(directional_velocity==bla2)
{bla3;}
directional_velocity=directional_velocity+3;

And what is the different thing beetwen
directional_velocity and yvelocity or xvelocity???

btw thanks, tekdino.

xvelocity is the horizontal speed of an actor,
yvelocity is the vertical speed,
an u use directional_velocity when u want an actor to move towards or chase something...
for example:
angle = direction(x, y, mytarget.x, mytarget.y);
directional_velocity = 30;
then the actor chases the target with a speed of 30.

Now btw, I think this topic now fits feature request, cuz it would be kinda cool if GE had some kind of thing that showed what all those variables (,like vectoradd, floor, stopSound etc. ) mean. Would be helpful, especially for me!