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Create a MovieClip named DeathConditions and give it the instance name of DeathConditions.

Click on DeathConditions and open up the actionscript panel. Add this code.

onClipEvent(load){
var HeroHP:Number = 100;
}
/*HeroHP can be whatever you want it to be named and 100 can be anything you want as well.*/

onClipEvent(enterFrame){
if (HeroHP <= 0){
_root.gotoAndStop(”GameOver”);
}
}
/*If HeroHP is smaller than or equal to zero, it will play the GameOver frame (Which you have to name) on the root timeline.*/

As for the HP Bar, you might have to redo it if you want to use this code.

On the HP bar, give it this code.

onClipEvent(enterFrame){
_xscale = _root.DeathConditions.HeroHP;
}

And there you go.

So i’m not sure how your flash works but yeah, cn should be set to 0 if that’s how it is, and for whatever reason continues are gained, it would be _root.cn = 1;, and once three are acquired, your button will work.

_root.cn (PLUS)= 1; Fixed

The wouldn’t appear on the post. I really don’t know what’s up but substitute the (PLUS) with the actual plus sign.

Your onrelease function is the problem.

on(release){
if(_root.cn = 3){
_root.gotoAndPlay(2)
}
}

The = sign means that you’re declaring that it’s 3. In flash, = means declaring and == means verifying.

So your function isn’t going to do much except set your cn variable to 3.

Change it to

on(release){
if(_root.cn == 3){
_root.gotoAndPlay(2)
}
}

This way when 3 continues are earned, upon releasing the mouse off the object that has this code, it will try to see if cn is equal to 3. And if it == 3, it will play frame 2 on the _root timeline.

So i’m not sure how your flash works but yeah, cn should be set to 0 if that’s how it is, and for whatever reason continues are gained, it would be _root.cn = 1;, and once three are acquired, your button will work.

so its like

_root.bluehp = 550
stop();

on(release){
if(_root.cn = 3){
_root.gotoAndPlay(2)
}
}