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- smartcartridge
- - Joined 6 Feb, 2010
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- 22 Sep, 2010
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Hey all

I was wondering how you could save in private variable speed and direction at a specific point

preferly for platform movement or custom movement
- Darius
- - Joined 14 Jun, 2010
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- 21 Nov, 2010
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Well. You can make an invisible block with no solid attributes or anythig. Then you can say:

Player:On collision with INVISIBLE block:Set private variable speed=player[Platform].Speed

and in the same event:player:set private variable angle=player.angle

Here is a cap:http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7605789/Privatevariable.cap
- Darius
- - Joined 14 Jun, 2010
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- 21 Nov, 2010
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What would you use this for anyway? Just curious. . .
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- newt
- - Joined 12 Nov, 2008
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- 22 Nov, 2010
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If you don't want to create a dummy object you could also use a small loop.

Be sure to use int() tho...or the comparison might not ever hit.

+ System: For "n" from 315 to 325

-+ System: int(Sprite.X) Equal to LoopIndex("n")

--+ System: Trigger once

----> Sprite: Set 'speed' to Sprite[Platform].Speed