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Author:	Bibin	Submitted:	5th March, 2007	Favourites:	0
Genre:	Engine	Downloads:	623
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Edited By Bibin on 6/8/2007

Edited By Bibin on 3/9/2007

This is a small MMF2 example that shows how to zoom in on the playfield without actually scaling any objects or scrolling the playfield.

You'll need to either install the Viewport object yourself, or just drag the two folders inside the Extendersions folder I've provied into your MMF2 folder.

NOW FOR THE CONTROLS!

Arrows - pan the field
WSAD - move thingy guy
+ and - - scale the playfield
X - auto zoom out
space - center pan

Also included are four bonus programs I've made.

Wii Remember - A simple, schexy program that remembers wii codes for you and autosaves them.

Beep - Lets you beep the internal speaker at any frequency it's capable of.

DNATG!Ed2 - the level editor I used for Definetly Not A Tanooji Game! The levels that the game uses are in a hidden folder, so you'll want to enable "Show hidden Files and FOlders" from Folder Options first.

MouseJiggle - a stupid little obnoxious background program that jiggles the mouse a tiny bit. Fun to put on your "friend"'s computer while he's duecing in the restroom.

Review This Download

http://bibin.teatons.com/Downloads/zoomexample.zip (1.67 mkb )

Posted by Pkeod

7th March, 2007

Closing mousejiggle.exe does not stop the jiggle T__T lol

Posted by Pkeod

7th March, 2007

I see.. stdrt.exe must also be closed

Posted by DaVince

8th March, 2007

Haha... I like the jiggle thing.

Posted by Bibin

8th March, 2007

...Anything on the zoom example?

Posted by Disthron

17th March, 2007

I am so going to use the zoom feature in my game! Once I figure out how to make the focus follow the player properly.
In the game you are a city stomping monster. But you start off normal sized and grow as you gian power. This will be awsome for showing the creature growing!

Posted by Bibin

17th March, 2007

Hmm, I don't think it's a good idea for that. Use MMF2's built in scale function instead.

Posted by Zethell

20th March, 2007