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• • bscarl88
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  • 5 Dec, 2012
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  What do you charge hourly? How about an estimate on 1 character with 8 directional attack and 8 directional blocking animations? His legs would be separate from his body so that they have a running, idle and jumping animation. maybe 5 other upper body animations just in case.

• • bscarl88
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  • 5 Dec, 2012
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  the happy song for a rainy day is awesome! haha

• • bscarl88
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  • 5 Dec, 2012
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  what kind of games would you like to have created? And is this paid?

• • bscarl88
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  • 4 Dec, 2012
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  Here's the capx file for it. It has to be with the event order or something.

  dropbox.com/s/bh8oxe6xdec50qb/25-Nov-12%20build.capx

• • bscarl88
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  I finally got my collision detection working, but I cant get my player box to knockback after being hit.

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• • bscarl88
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  I've tried TONS of different ways, setup my events exactly like other tutorials I've found, and searched the forums for the past 2 weeks. I am stuck and have not been able to get this working and it's super frustrating because everything else has been going well until I hit this wall.

  Here's how I have it setup to take the event. Nothing crazy

  dropbox.com/s/zxqcf5vhhbb3xth/knockbackhelp.png

• • bscarl88
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  • 3 Dec, 2012
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  yes! I was hoping there was some easy way to go about this

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  • 30 Nov, 2012
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  I'm trying to set my knockback direction perpendicular to a line on the hitbox, as well as be able to knock the enemy from left to right, but I'm not sure of how to go about this. Here's what I have so far (Screenshot in link)...

  dropbox.com/s/i7rt7m364ntezvc/Collision.png

  Also, how do I reference one object (Player1) through another object, like player 2. It tells me it's not valid.

• • bscarl88
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  • 30 Nov, 2012
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  you can? Like for example...   Let's say I want to export an animation and all of it's properties to a 2nd project. When I open it in a new project, I now have the animation's, collision masks, and collision points all still attached.    or if I want to export a player box with all it's instance variables attached to another project

• • bscarl88
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  • 29 Nov, 2012
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  I don't think there's currently a way to do this is there? Would be an amazing addition!

  Just an idea :) <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

• • bscarl88
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  • 27 Nov, 2012
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  awesome little tutorial! Thanks! :)

• • bscarl88
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  • 27 Nov, 2012
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  Is that the calculation to produce a perpendicular line? Im not very good with my funtions yet haha.

• • bscarl88
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  • 27 Nov, 2012
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  I too would like to know this. This could be very useful for a fighting game where, depending on the attack, a player would be flung in different directions. Maybe something like an equation to calculate a perpendicular angle using the line between two collision points?

• • bscarl88
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  • 27 Nov, 2012
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  oh awesome! thanks for letting me know!

• • bscarl88
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  • 27 Nov, 2012
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  I see how that works! I would do global player1 input, player2 input etc. right?

  But that still means I'd have to restructure my layout, which is what I could avoid with a replace button, you know?

  Also, probably dumb question, but would adding that extra input check cause performance or memory issues, given that I have 10 or so different inputs, with up to 4 possible characters being played on screen?