I’ve been trying to make some Sonic like games and stages, but I’m kinda having trouble. I’ve got some of the sprites and sound effects down, but I’d like to know three things. Is there a way to make a slope and/or loop that is done in a simple way? I’m trying to make the Boost mechanic, even thou…

The loop bit is a tad tricky - you’ve got the platform can be walked over in one instance, and walked through in another. I’d suggest you search YouTube videos and see how it’s done (I realise they’re for other game apps) and apply those ideas in GDevelop.

you can make a cutscene by using the video object

you can make boost by changing the player speed when the boost key is pressed and change it back to normal speed once the boost meter is empty or you stop holding the boost key

Could you give me some kind of video example please? I got lost in most of that explanation, sorry.

Reply 1: Where can I find this “Video Object” and how do I use it? Reply 2: But how do I make a boost meter?

you can make a video object by: click the make new object button and DONT click the sprite click the one that says video [Screenshot%202021-05-05%20150330] after clicking it. upload a video of your cutscene

I THINK you can make boost meter the same way how you can do life meter (but some code being changed of course cause you need to refill boost too!)

Reply 1: I meant is there a way to show the sprits and make them move in a way that it’s actually an animation in the game, not a pre made one. Reply 2: Show me a video example of the boost meter, please?

oh. if your using platformer character behavior for your player. then you can disable the behavior once the cutscene is starting and once the cutscene ends you can re-enable it. and i dont really HAVE an example of a boost meter… i COULD make one though

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I have another idea for you to explore: Put a hidden sprite in the center of the loop called “looper” Determine some conditional like “Player is moving right and distance to loop is less than some amount” Use the “Put object around another object” to rotate the player object around the “looper” object Decrease the angle used above over time for count-clockwise effect Rotate the player sprite relative to the current angle This should work pretty well (I use something close to this for my grapp…

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