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#3 2011-11-30 21:21:27
- MoreGamesNow
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Re: How do I use Velocities?
It is orange and looks like a variable because it is a variable. As luiysia said, if you imported the script, you may have to make the variables. You may even have to replace all of them with exact duplicates, I'm not exactly sure 
. I think private variables that don't exist are automatically created though.
If you're trying to make your own script, your velocity just hold a number, which is the amount that your sprite changes each frame (e.g. if the x-velocity is 4, change the sprite's x position by 4 each frame).
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#5 2011-12-01 09:12:31
Re: How do I use Velocities?
MoreGamesNow wrote:
It is orange and looks like a variable because it is a variable. As luiysia said, if you imported the script, you may have to make the variables. You may even have to replace all of them with exact duplicates, I'm not exactly sure
If you're trying to make your own script, your velocity just hold a number, which is the amount that your sprite changes each frame (e.g. if the x-velocity is 4, change the sprite's x position by 4 each frame).
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#6 2011-12-01 12:00:06
- RedRocker227
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Re: How do I use Velocities?
There are lots of different methods for velocity, but I prefer to use one I made up myself. It's a little more complicated than other methods, but I think it works better as you can choose the maximum speed as well. I'll just go and create it and take a screenshot of it.
EDIT: Got it! 
Sorry about the poor quality, I've just realised I saved it as a JPEG instead of a PNG...
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