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Things don't move until on-screen in GM6.1/7, Please.

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Zero Kirby	Posted: May 5 2007, 10:10 PM
Well, your local psychic is off to visit your mother! Group: Members Posts: 6252 Member No.: 2501 Joined: 15-August 06 Status: (0d)	So, I want to make it so enemies don't move until they're on-screen (or a few feet away from the edge of view) and I was wondering how to do this. Could anyone help me? -------------------- Falcon Punch is the result of the Sun heating fists. It drives the Blue Falcon. Heating causes destruction of water into the pain, where it then hurts, creating rain. Rain creates flowing water in tears, which can then be converted into other forms through more pain. My Ref - Full Body Ref (minus the badass hat) Visit Just Another Just Another Day - The Webcomic! Super Mario Zero: Game Status (RAZZ Y U STEALING MAH FORMAT BRO) Mario Object: Pretty much finished! Enemy Objects: [\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|--] Just gonna add Spinies, Bullet Bills and Cheep Cheeps! Boss Fights: None in progress. General Engine: [\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|-] Ranking System Complete! Gonna add pipes! Levels Complete: [\|---------] Haven't even finished the tutorial!

Demonlemon

Posted: May 5 2007, 10:49 PM

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Put this in Mario's step event

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instance_activate_all();
instance_deactivate_region(view_xview[0],view_yview[0],view_wview[0],view_hview[0],false,true);
instance_activate_object(camera)
instance_activate_object(music)

This will deactivate enemies and get rid of some lagging.

code by hello

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Zero Kirby

Posted: May 5 2007, 10:59 PM

Well, your local psychic is off to visit your mother!
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QUOTE (demonlemon @ May 5 2007, 08:49 PM)

Put this in Mario's step event

CODE

CODE
instance_activate_all();
instance_deactivate_region(view_xview[0],view_yview[0],view_wview[0],view_hview[0],false,true);
instance_activate_object(camera)
instance_activate_object(music)

This will deactivate enemies and get rid of some lagging.

code by hello

That's for ultramario's engine.

Not mine.

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Falcon Punch is the result of the Sun heating fists. It drives the Blue Falcon. Heating causes destruction of water into the pain, where it then hurts, creating rain. Rain creates flowing water in tears, which can then be converted into other forms through more pain.

My Ref - Full Body Ref (minus the badass hat)

Visit Just Another Just Another Day - The Webcomic!

Super Mario Zero: Game Status (RAZZ Y U STEALING MAH FORMAT BRO)
Mario Object: Pretty much finished!
Enemy Objects: [||||||||--] Just gonna add Spinies, Bullet Bills and Cheep Cheeps!
Boss Fights: None in progress.
General Engine: [|||||||||-] Ranking System Complete! Gonna add pipes!
Levels Complete: [|---------] Haven't even finished the tutorial!

Grant

Posted: May 5 2007, 11:16 PM

John Freeman said
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Check the object's x and y positions relative to view_xview and view_yview (which, as you may already know, are the x and y positions of the top left corner of the view). You can also use view_wview and view_hview (the width and height of the view, respectively) for convenience. For example, let's say that the constant "distance" refers to the distance from the edge of the view that an enemy has to be beyond in order not to move: you can check to see if the x of the object in question is less than view_xview+view_wview+distance and greater than view_xview-distance, and if the y of the object is less than view_yview+view_hview+distance and greater than view_yview-distance.

This post has been edited by Grant on May 5 2007, 11:18 PM

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