Advanced Platformer Tutorial: различия между версиями

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A '''advanced [[platformer]]''' is a game where the player has to jump on platforms and get to the finish to win. This tutorial shows how to make a static platformer, where the player has to get to a green square to move on to the next level. This features wall jumping, wall detection, ceiling detection, danger detection, implementations of extra gimmicks to the platforming script, and realistic gravity. '''Note:''' This article has ''not'' been entirely finished. The article will be finished in due course.
A '''advanced [[platformer]]''' is a game where the player has to jump on platforms and get to the finish to win. This tutorial shows how to make a static platformer, where the player has to get to a green square to move on to the next level. This features wall jumping, wall detection, ceiling detection, danger detection, implementations of extra gimmicks to the platforming script, and realistic gravity. '''Note:''' This article has ''not'' been entirely finished. The article will be finished in due course.

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A advanced platformer is a game where the player has to jump on platforms and get to the finish to win. This tutorial shows how to make a static platformer, where the player has to get to a green square to move on to the next level. This features wall jumping, wall detection, ceiling detection, danger detection, implementations of extra gimmicks to the platforming script, and realistic gravity. Note: This article has not been entirely finished. The article will be finished in due course.

Preparation

Variables

Make these variables:

(x velocity)
(y velocity)
(gravity)

Sprites

These sprites are needed:

  • A player sprite (a small but visible shape)
  • A level sprite

Blocks

Make this block, set to "run without screen refresh":

define platform / Jump Height: (J) Acceleration: (A) Friction: (F) Wall Jump X: (W.J.X) Wall Jump Y: (W.J.Y) 

in the player sprite.

Making the Game

Y-Movement

In order to achieve realistic gravity, the player must fall down faster the longer the player is in the air. This can be achieved as shown below:

define platform / Jump Height: (J) Acceleration: (A) Friction: (F) Wall Jump X: (W.J.X) Wall Jump Y: (W.J.Y)
change [y velocity v] by (gravity) // this changes the value the player moves down by.
change y by (y velocity) // this changes the player position, based on the y velocity variable.

when gf clicked
set [y velocity v] to [0]
go to x: [0] y: [150]
forever
platform / Jump Height: () Acceleration: () Friction: () Wall Jump X: () Wall Jump Y: ()

However, the player isn't colliding with the "level" sprite. Collision scripting is shown below:

define platform / Jump Height: (J) Acceleration: (A) Friction: (F) Wall Jump X: (W.J.X) Wall Jump Y: (W.J.Y)
change [y velocity v] by (gravity) // this changes the value the player moves down by.
change y by (y velocity) // this changes the player position, based on the y velocity variable.
if <touching [level v]> then
repeat until <not <touching [level v]>
change y by ((([abs v] of (y velocity))/(y velocity))*[-1]) //this slowly pushes the player out of the collision on the y-axis. 
end
set [y velocity v] to [0] // this resets the y-speed.
when gf clicked
set [y velocity v] to [0]
go to x: [0] y: [150]