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cosbish
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07/12/2006
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30th June, 2007 at 15:02:20 -
Is there a way to loop a certain part of a level until a certain goal is achieved, then unloop it and continue the level?
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Joe.H
Evil Faker
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19/08/2002
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30th June, 2007 at 15:24:37 -
yes there is.
use flags/alterable values to determine if a task has been done.
use a detector for the start/end of the loop, unless you have more than one section, in which case use several of them, or copy/paste the object and spread a value between them
If the flag/value is on/set to a value, continue the level normally
If it's off, "jump" to the start of the looped section. (set position of character to (x,y) etc)
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cosbish
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1st July, 2007 at 00:18:20 -
Joe, your idea is helpful but I am creating a type of boss fight in which the ground collapses behind the player and the boss runs ahead. Syncing up the boss and the collapsing ground to the loop (in addition to the player) seems like it would be really difficult, if not impossible.
The crumbling ground consists of many tiles, each of which crumbles after the one before it crumbles. If there is a better way to do this that would be more compatible with the loop idea, I suppose I could try that.
Phizzy, I know what you're talking about but I think this is a different concept.
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»xerus
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28/06/2002
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1st July, 2007 at 01:05:03 -
Have the player and the boss remain in the same position while continously creating new tiles that scroll by them?
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