Comments on: Making a Fight Game http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/ Sat, 20 Mar 2010 23:54:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: stinkychops http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-44867 stinkychops Sun, 28 Feb 2010 14:00:18 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-44867 no u Whats the issue? no u
Whats the issue?

]]> By: Mislav http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-44514 Mislav Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:05:26 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-44514 Stupid! Stupid!

]]> By: stinkychops http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38132 stinkychops Sat, 14 Nov 2009 03:40:57 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38132 Perhaps you could make part two by viewing his simple ai tutorial and expanding upon it with some random functions and counts. Perhaps you could make part two by viewing his simple ai tutorial and expanding upon it with some random functions and counts.

]]> By: stinkychops http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38131 stinkychops Sat, 14 Nov 2009 03:38:55 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38131 Don't bother yourself with ';', when you are finished typing pressing the series of lines at the top of the script will format it correct. '}' is very simple, wherever you see a { symbol means it is the beginning of a funtion. when that particular job is done. For example an 'if' command, you need to end the function with a }. So the handler onClipEvent(enterFrame){ contains all the script for the MC and when there is no more to be run through, you place a }. A simple way of checking is simply to count all the open { and all the close }. Whereas brackets are even more simple. I assume you get errors saying bracket expected or some such. For example if(Key.isDown(Key.RIGHT)){ Read the statement in reverse. if The Right Key is down. So again you count the number of open brackets and place the number close brackets. Perhaps it would be easier if you uploaded your work to; www.spamtheweb.com and allowed me to have a look at it. (Upload the fla not the swf) Don’t bother yourself with ‘;’, when you are finished typing pressing the series of lines at the top of the script will format it correct.
‘}’ is very simple, wherever you see a { symbol means it is the beginning of a funtion. when that particular job is done. For example an ‘if’ command, you need to end the function with a }.
So the handler
onClipEvent(enterFrame){
contains all the script for the MC and when there is no more to be run through, you place a }.
A simple way of checking is simply to count all the open { and all the close }.

Whereas brackets are even more simple. I assume you get errors saying bracket expected or some such.
For example
if(Key.isDown(Key.RIGHT)){

Read the statement in reverse. if The Right Key is down. So again you count the number of open brackets and place the number close brackets.

Perhaps it would be easier if you uploaded your work to;
www.spamtheweb.com and allowed me to have a look at it. (Upload the fla not the swf)

]]> By: THEOBLITERATOR http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38124 THEOBLITERATOR Sat, 14 Nov 2009 00:21:53 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38124 AWESTY. Please make part two! AWESTY. Please make part two!

]]> By: Jamie http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38120 Jamie Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:29:41 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38120 By the way thanks StinkyChops. Youre awesome. By the way thanks StinkyChops. Youre awesome.

]]> By: Jamie http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38119 Jamie Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:26:28 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38119 Thanks alot. SO am I right to insert a keyframe when it says in the tutorial to add frames? Is there a list on the internet of all the actionsrict coz I don't know where you guys learn there code. HOw do you know when to put";" or "}" or ")" or any of those funny symbols. I don't understand. Thanks alot.

SO am I right to insert a keyframe when it says in the tutorial to add frames?

Is there a list on the internet of all the actionsrict coz I don’t know where you guys learn there code. HOw do you know when to put”;” or “}” or “)” or any of those funny symbols.

I don’t understand.

]]> By: stinkychops http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38061 stinkychops Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:15:05 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38061 Keyframes. A frame means that whatever is in the pre-exisitng keyfram will be repeated for a duration of time (dependant on fps). Altering whats in a frame alters all the frames beore and after it up until a keyframe. As for your other question. You'll want to map the walking back and forth functions for player one to 'a' and 'd' and jumping to s. Perhaps have attcks with 'c' and 'v'. then have another player controlled by arrow keys and using keypad to fight. To do this put create two fighters and shove the normal script in one (with the attacks set to say keypad'0' and '1') and the altered script in another. I can't remember what numbers represent all the indivual keys. Search for the keyCommands flash for keyboard on google or soemthing. Hope that helps/ Keyframes.

A frame means that whatever is in the pre-exisitng keyfram will be repeated for a duration of time (dependant on fps). Altering whats in a frame alters all the frames beore and after it up until a keyframe.

As for your other question.

You’ll want to map the walking back and forth functions for player one to ‘a’ and ‘d’ and jumping to s. Perhaps have attcks with ‘c’ and ‘v’.

then have another player controlled by arrow keys and using keypad to fight.

To do this put create two fighters and shove the normal script in one (with the attacks set to say keypad’0′ and ‘1′) and the altered script in another.

I can’t remember what numbers represent all the indivual keys. Search for the keyCommands flash for keyboard on google or soemthing.

Hope that helps/

]]> By: Jake http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38054 Jake Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:18:07 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38054 When it says put each movieclip of the man standing, walking and attacking onto one frame each, do you insert keyframes or frames. When it says put each movieclip of the man standing, walking and attacking onto one frame each, do you insert keyframes or frames.

]]> By: Jamie http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38034 Jamie Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:10:42 +0000 http://www.awestyproductions.com/tutorials/flash-tutorials/making-a-fight-game/#comment-38034 On one keyboard. All the tutorials are not very good for making 2 player stick fighting games. THis sites pretty helpful but I just need a straightforward tutorial. I'm not very good with flash. How do you use this tutorial to make actual games. Do you have to make up the code. THanks for even looking at this question. I know it is pretty stupid. On one keyboard. All the tutorials are not very good for making 2 player stick fighting games. THis sites pretty helpful but I just need a straightforward tutorial. I’m not very good with flash. How do you use this tutorial to make actual games. Do you have to make up the code.

THanks for even looking at this question. I know it is pretty stupid.

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