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Author:	Assault Andy	Submitted:	2nd September, 2003	Favourites:	0
Genre:	Tutorial	Downloads:	2514
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Edited By Assault Andy on 6/3/2010

Hey everyone, firstly I'd just like to point out this is an example based on the extension "Platform Movement extension." It is the greatest extension ever, and if you have MMF but don't have this extension..... Then get it!

This example explains how to do some basic and some more complex movements with the new object (Even though the extension makes complex movements easy

). It includes:

*Movement (Inlcudes Jumping)
*Springs
*Water (Swimming)

Enjoy;

-Andy

Update: Download link updated 3/06/2010

Review This Download

http://mfa.aquadasoft.com/view/1275530951-PME_Tut (175kb )

Posted by Assault Andy

2nd September, 2003

Here is some extra information on the extension: You can edit the preset platoform movements, and add your own. Just go to the extensions folder and open "Platformmovpresets.ini" it contains the preset values and adding your own saves time when you next want to recreate that same movement. -Andy

Posted by Tom

2nd September, 2003

It's all good folks. {smilebig}

Posted by Zip2kx

2nd September, 2003

is there anyway to download this extension seperate because i dont need the rest

Posted by ChrisB

2nd September, 2003

http://www.clickteam.com/webftp/files/Multimedia_Fusion/Extensions/BonusPack.exe

Posted by Lew

2nd September, 2003

Zip2kx just said 'I'm a pirate, sue me' I think. Nice example. I couldn't work the thing myself :P mind you I only spent a minute

Posted by Zip2kx

2nd September, 2003

no im not a pirate i just dont want 10 extensions i wont use

Posted by ChrisB

2nd September, 2003

Good. Because there will be 8 objects you supposedly won't use. :P

Posted by Weston L

2nd September, 2003

Is this extension available for The Games Factory?

Posted by Silveraura

2nd September, 2003

no, only MMF 1.5. ;-) Its sweet how now you can make custom movement outcomes with the ease of standered movement outcome!

Posted by danjo

2nd September, 2003

AA must live on the planet mars where the gravity is 1/3 of ours O_o

Posted by istvan

3rd September, 2003

please make a version for us TGF users, i feel so left out:(

Posted by ChrisB

3rd September, 2003

The diamond is actually 1cm tall and we're looking at it in slow motion through a small camera.

Posted by Monkey Soft

3rd September, 2003

When you go in the water it's so damn slow!

Posted by Jack Galilee

3rd September, 2003

MADNESS THES IS JUST SOOOGOOD!

Posted by Jack Galilee

3rd September, 2003

MADNESS THES IS JUST SOOOGOOD!

Posted by Lew

3rd September, 2003

Istvan, the extension is MMF 1.5 only so you can't do it in TGF. I have a feeling we're going to be bombed with newbie games with great platform engines, perfect saving, smooth directional bosses, loading screens with progress bars they dont need and fancy text effects. Ahh well, it makes a change from the crap we've got already.

Posted by DEC Stuff

3rd September, 2003

Um. I think Magic Deque is 10x better than the platform object. It's awesome for data.

Posted by bhlaab

7th September, 2003

I've tried to install the bonus pack, but it syas that I do not actually have MMF installed. Thanks, bonus pack. Just give me the extensions, please.

Posted by mako ilioinos

16th September, 2003

This thing is GREAT!

Posted by Mr Icekirby

30th January, 2004

o great i just fell off the edge of the world...

Posted by Coop

23rd August, 2004

when i extract it, it says theres nothing to extract :(. i wanna learn this platform movement extension to. and im to lazy to do it by myself :P

Posted by The Green Stranger

17th November, 2004

Tis very good. Though, I've seen better Static Engine's over at SFGHQ. Man, I wish this extension was available for TGF Pro too...

Posted by Ch

19th July, 2005

It sucks that this isnt for TGF. Im= was looking foward to it too.

Posted by Tokala The Fox

15th January, 2009

Rated :

It's kind of a hassle to work if you don't know what it all means. Reading up on it is required. Also, sacrificing animations and programming directly linked to the actual object rather than the 'movement object' hardly makes this worth it, in my opinion. This is a very nice tutorial though.

Posted by Chronos

2nd June, 2010