Inbuilt Detector Platform Movement, Open-source engine for MMF2 users.

EDIT: Since everyone knows how to do it already, I'll get rid of it. :P

This post has been edited by SupaStixdude on Jun 21 2009, 12:36 PM

Oh hey I remember playing this. I've been thinking of a way for a less messy dialog engine for mine, so much thanks for this.

Oh wow.... This is a pretty nice engine you have there. Makes my work look like crap. Nice work!

Arghh how come I didn't know about the windows control object + resize to fill display combo.


This just made my entire week.

Good to see my engine is something of use.

This post has been edited by SupaStixdude on Jun 12 2009, 07:50 PM

This is a very fluent engine, awesome work!

Thanks!

I'm definitely giving this a try; I'll post about it when I do.

EDIT: The download link is broken

This post has been edited by blackcat12 on Jun 15 2009, 02:38 PM

Does this actually use MMF2 features or can TGF2 load it?

Does TGF2 have built-in loops? If not, then you won't be able to open it.

Also, here's the link to the example (this example is not like the one from the screenshot, it's completely new): http://www.box.net/shared/fllscjunlv

StixDude not to burst your bubble, but this is a fairly known method of detecting collision.

... except you hard-coded it and left out any use of fastloops, which would have made this million times easier (and only around 6 events in total!)

I already know that (I mentioned in my first post that it was done before). Also, the new engine I made, which I'm using for my MsJ fangame, uses fastloops.

But I am interested in how it's done with only six events.

Yeah, why did you post something that could serve as useful?!