I am trying to do a Mario game and have several enemies on some platforms using the variable Direction “Right” which is perfect for some enemies if they are in between barriers or on the floor
the problem is the enemies float in mid air is there anyway to make them drop down instead of float?
This is the enemy events
Video of what I mean
Thanks
mabe you can use force and pull the enemy down. i did not test it
That actually looks pretty interesting. I hope you keep one scene where, inexplicably and for no conceivable purpose, 2 goombas appear in midair and waddle across the sky before disappearing from the viewport.
Do you have to use forces for them? Could you make them a platformer character with no default controls and just simulate their movements with events?
if you use another sprite, you need to do it again but you dont seem to have more than 2 sprites
Do you have to use forces for them? Could you make them a platformer character with no default controls and just simulate their movements with events?
platformer behavior works but the character will be able to move with arrow keys and jump with spacebar but force does not
oh, hmm what os do you use gdevelop in ? this looks diffrent ! i use windows 11 gdevelop desktop
I meant a platformer character but uncheck Default Controls. That way the character can’t move at all unless you set events like “space bar pressed simulate jump for character” or w/e. But since it’s an enemy the events to make it move could be something the player can’t do, like "enemy in collision with TurnLeft - change enemy animation to “left” and “enemy animation is “left” - simulate moving left for enemy” or however it’s done.
I use Windows 11 desktop could be that I use the light theme.
Are they moving into invisible arrows? if so that may be the issue I’d suggest using the looped movement extension (I don’t remember the actual name but theres an extension for movement in a loop) Or do it to where the arrows are visible, thats all I can suggest also make them platformer characters so they are affected by gravity. hope that helps!
