Scratch

Oh, I see your problem.
The script for the animation for the Kirby Sprite is overtaking the script for when you attack.

To make it clear,
when you are walking, there is a script to make Kirby animate and move.
When you attack, the script for moving is still going and so the attacking animation gets overlapped.

A possible fix would be to, in the walking script, add something like:


when green flag clicked
forever if << key [left arrow v] pressed?> or <key [right arrow v] pressed?> or <key [up arrow v] pressed?> or <key [down arrow v] pressed?> and <not <key [z v] pressed>


And then from there, add your script for moving kirby. And keep all your other scripts.
That should fix the problem. If not, just ask.

Last edited by SOScratch (2012-04-04 20:03:39)

To fix this you could have a variable "attacking" and them have:

when gf clicked
forever
   if (<attacking> <1) and (<movement key> pressed)
      animation

I just looked at your code and I found 2 things: !) it's got loads of redundancies in for example the movement script double detects
2)I can't even comprehend half of it, the variables aren't clear and if you want someone to fix something it's better if they are

When I played your project I didn't find anything wrong anyway...

Adventure

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