we've covered two of the main ones, the layer system- and in particular tilemaplayers - and the camera viewssystem. For that we'll use the following image in this tutorial, but you can create your own if you want: You need to click on the button Dont worry too much about the origin, and the bounding box should be all of the image now (which we want). For example, a Go to This tutorial will take you through the process of creating a small game using. This is a simple way to animate your character while moving. The top left square is always the empty image. Your player can move and shoot, and you have enemies that attack the player. We can now drop this object into the title room and test the game (open the room editor, click on the object in the Resource Tree, then drag an instance of it into the room editor and release the mouse). This means that we now have to re-order the rooms so that the title room is placed before the game room. Now set the action as follows: Note that when using an object index like this, if there are more than one instance of the object in the room when the code is run it will run for all instances of the object. The rest of the values can be left at their default settings, as they are used for creating "offsets" and "split distances" between individual tiles in a tile set image. obj_player Sprites Essentially, the general Draw Event defaults to using the Draw Selfaction . As mentioned briefly in a previous tutorial, all games run at a speed which is defined by the number of times the game loop runs in a second. The layer name can then be used (enclosed in quotes "") to reference the layer in other actions. You can resize these objects by simply grabbing an edge and pulling. Since it doesn't have a sprite it will be shown with a question mark icon . The action can be found in the Mouse and Keyboardsection of the action toolbox and you should drag it into the action workspace abovethe Assign Variable action: Note that when you drag it near the existing action an area will be highlighted indicating that it can be placed either above or below the action in the chain (in the image above we place it above), and once you drop it you will see that it is connected to the Assign Variable action like this: That square chain on the left means that the "if" action will be called and thenthe Assign Variable action, but that they are independent of each other.
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