You will be punching, jumping, and dodging with your robot in this fun game. Use the Up and Down Keys to aim the Pigeon. Includes collision detection and grid type movement.Įxtensions Needed: Click Team Movement ControllerĪ unique example that I have never seen before. Counters give on screen data.Ī great example of old school movement. This example shows an active rotating around another active, like a planet in orbit. Use the right and left Arrow Keys to rotate the menu. The number selection is identified by text. The author has given the makings for us to make a great menu. The smoke looks realistic and follows the end of the Cigarette, no matter where you put it.Īutomatic so just run the mfa and place the mouse where you want the Cigarette. Press the Space Bar to change directions.Ĭhoosingdirectionsfromstringexample.mfa (830kb)Īmazing example that uses no extensions. Rare example of choosing directions using Alterable strings. Use the mouse to point and Left Mouse click to shoot. Nice graphics accompany this great shooting example. Left Mouse Click on one of the Checkboxes. This example uses counters to check if the checkbox has been checked.
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When you release the Space Bar the meter will decrease.Ī veteran shows us how to freak out when spotted by the enemy. At its maximum charge, the hero will fire his weapon. Use the Arrow Keys to move the character.Īn example that you can use to reek havic on your enemies.Īs you hold the Space Bar down, the weapon meter will increase. The character you selected appears in frame 2. Mouse click on the character you want to play with. This is another character selection example based upon three characters. Use the Arrow Keys to move the character. The character you selected appears on the play area. Use the Up and Down Arrow Keys to select the character and press Enter. This is a character selection example based upon three characters. When nivram collides with the active, he will change color to white, get kicked back, and then flash. It uses a box, with ball movement, that the hero is always set to. This is a Character ball Movement example and includes scrolling. Left Click the Mouse to move the character. It seems all the 360 movement examples just rotate an active, but this is an actual movement for a character. Left Mouse Click on one of the green squares.Ī nice point and click 360 example. Need an example for your character flashing when hit? This is it. Right and Left Arrow Keys to move and the Shift Key to jump. You might be able to use this for changing a character's armor or clothing, or something simular. Shift Key to raise the shield.Īn example where when you jump into the marker, the blue square turns into a red square.
The author put a lot of effort into this example, and it shows.Īrrow Keys to move. Move the mouse to get the chomper to attack you.Īn explosion chain reaction is created when the blocks are shot at. Use the Arrow Keys to move in the first two frames and use the mouse to move in the third frame.Ī classic boss example that can be adapted to a classic game.
The author gives us three example frames with two different ways to move. Right and Left Arrow Keys to change the size of the counter. No matter how wide you make the counter, it remains centered. Left Mouse click on the Center Text Button. Left Mouse click on the default buttons or enter your own sizes.Īn example where you can center the text with a click of a button. This example shows how to center an object in a scrolling game.Ī handy little application to help you to find the exact center of your frames. In this application the counter will always be centered, even during scrolling. Not only does this show you how to do the catapult, but it is also a nice example showing the dynamics of the PMO. Space Bar to Jump.Įxtensions Needed: Platform Movement Object (PMO)Ī person catapult. Modified.Ī classic example of the famous stairs.
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