Scratch

Platforms? Do you mean floors?

And the going from level to level is not to hard, here is a link where i told another scratcher how.

If you have any questions, please ask away.   
If i don't respond for awhile, it's just because i am really busy, i have like 4 projects going right for collabs plus my own.

Regards,

CAA14

ZINGERX wrote:

Thanks! It really helped.I can make levels. So, ya, I did mean floors.

I'm glad i could help. 

Okay, you could do floors with color, y position, or using a "floor" sprite or sprites.

The simplest is the color, but that means all your floors at least have to be outlined in the same color. If you don't mind that, then this option is for you.

Using y position is when the floor is always going to be at the same place, like in "Never Stop!". If you want this, then tell me and I'll explain further.

Using the floor sprites themselves is the most complicated, but they don't need to be a certain color or position.

Tell me which one you want me to show you.

Regards,

CAA14

ZINGERX wrote:

Can you please show me the color floors?

Sure:

For your character, put:

when gf clicked // or whenever you want.
forever
if <touching color? [#000000]>
change y by (10)
end
end

And then, for gravity(In the character's scripts):

when gf clicked
forever
change y by (-10) // You can use whatever value you like, but negative is down.
end

That should do the trick. 
If it doesn't or you have any problems, just ask away.

Hope that helps,

CAA14

Great, 

If you need any help, just ask.

I just want to say, you've been what i call a great scratcher in need, that means you weren't difficult to help, you were clear on what you needed, and i just want to thank you, because some people just say this,

"How do you make a platformer".... Yeah, i have to try and tell them all about that, and they seem to want me to make their program. 

You're not like that, so i want to thank you and encourage you to keep asking for help in a clear way.

Regards,

CAA14

Please tell me about your game when it's done.

Regards,

CAA14

Last edited by CAA14 (2013-03-04 20:21:49)