• Friday, December 25th, 2009
Step 1: Coding Paddle Movement Alright, Ive decided to make a tutorial for you guys on how to create a brick breaker game in ActionScript 2.0. Itll be very similar to my one for AS3, except coded differently. So, here we go, eh? u can view the code from here : www.mrsunstudios.com this tutorial is copied from www.mrsunstudios.com
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Friday, 25. December 2009
Oh, I mean I can’t find where to change its Instance name. Which I know is a problem.
Friday, 25. December 2009
At 2:20 when you type in mcPaddel when I open properties it shows it as a document, not the movie clip I made because it isn’t selecting the movieclip (I think). I tried clicking on it, still didn’t show on the properties. Help would be nice.
Friday, 25. December 2009
@strikerh
WHAT MY FILE???
Friday, 25. December 2009
if u want help send me ur file and i can help u
Friday, 25. December 2009
it doesn’t work for me
Friday, 25. December 2009
check out my guiude/howto video then
Friday, 25. December 2009
sorry I don’t understand u !!
can u explain what do u mean?
Friday, 25. December 2009
NOTHING ON YOUTUBE WORKS!
Friday, 25. December 2009
u r welcome
Friday, 25. December 2009
Sorry about that last comment. I went onto the link that you posted and saw that there was a ‘-’ instead of a ‘_’. I then replaced the code. It works. Thanks. And again. Sorry.
Friday, 25. December 2009
Sorry, but when I added the code to center the paddle, I tested the movie and my paddle didn’t move at all. I found a easy solution. Instead of making the point at the top left, put it in the middle when making the mc.
Friday, 25. December 2009
2 layers, name one of them ‘Actions’ and put this code in the first frame:
“onEnterFrame = Function();
{
mcPaddle._x = _xmouse;
}” NOTHING ELSE
Then make a paddle on your other frame, with the FPS set to 24. Make sure it’s a movieclip, and it’s centered to the topright box. Give your paddle an instance name ‘mcPaddle’ and make a second frame on the non-actions layer. then play and you will have a mouse-followig paddle.
Friday, 25. December 2009
Yo, whats the code?
Friday, 25. December 2009
Maybe could you put the code in the description? I can’t really see it.