You don't need to pay someone, learning how to do it on your own will be more beneficial in the future.
Here is my advice
Have two attributes
One a boolean called GROUNDED
The other an integer called JUMPNUMBER
Make these Rules
If
Button Pressed
AND
JUMPNUMBER is less than 2
Then
Change vertical velocity to 500
Change JUMPNUMBER to JUMPNUMBER + 1
If overlap with ground
change GROUNDED true
otherwise
change GROUNDED false
if GROUNDED is true
change JUMPNUMBER to 0
for gravity make the character Accelerate downward
this will make it so that pressing a button will make you jump, and pressing it again will make you jump again, it will not jump a third time because JUMPNUMBER will equal 2, landing on the ground will reset JUMPNUMBER
@RossmanBrothersGames I knew I would get an answer like that! & its true, but I need to to release this game asap.
So I will try your instructions, but they dont look any different from the tutorial.
& u didnt specify which actors I need to change the attributes on, I had some issues because the the jump button is the whole background of the game, & whenever I add the attributes to the characther I can't get those attributes to show up under the jump actor to correspond it.
Please be as detailed as possible, thank you so much! I wont go to bed until I figure this out
I can't get my character to only jump twice, I've tried all the gamesalad tutorials, even the one directly addressing this but I still can't figure it out.
You're overcomplicating things for yourself. I'm PMing you a fix for your problem. I'd recommend taking down the link to your project, that's a lot of project to be posting!
In broad terms for anyone else reading, the solution is to place the limit on how many jumps (self.jump number) as a condition for the standard jump.
if jump is true and if self.jump number < 2
...perform jump logic
...change attribute self.jump number to self.jump number+1
Then have self.jump number reset back to 0 when the actor next collides with the ground (or however else you register a jump as being over).
kittyra1n
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You don't need to pay someone, learning how to do it on your own will be more beneficial in the future.
Here is my advice
Have two attributes
One a boolean called GROUNDED
The other an integer called JUMPNUMBER
Make these Rules
If
Button Pressed
AND
JUMPNUMBER is less than 2
Then
Change vertical velocity to 500
Change JUMPNUMBER to JUMPNUMBER + 1
If overlap with ground
change GROUNDED true
otherwise
change GROUNDED false
if GROUNDED is true
change JUMPNUMBER to 0
for gravity make the character Accelerate downward
this will make it so that pressing a button will make you jump, and pressing it again will make you jump again, it will not jump a third time because JUMPNUMBER will equal 2, landing on the ground will reset JUMPNUMBER
@RossmanBrothersGames I knew I would get an answer like that! & its true, but I need to to release this game asap.
So I will try your instructions, but they dont look any different from the tutorial.
& u didnt specify which actors I need to change the attributes on, I had some issues because the the jump button is the whole background of the game, & whenever I add the attributes to the characther I can't get those attributes to show up under the jump actor to correspond it.
Please be as detailed as possible, thank you so much! I wont go to bed until I figure this out
@RossmanBrothersGames im trying it now hold on
@RossmanBrothersGames it didnt work! I copied everything exactly how you said, check my screenshots,
http://imgur.com/CjfUGae,PimUUPn,2RjowK8#0
I can't get my character to only jump twice, I've tried all the gamesalad tutorials, even the one directly addressing this but I still can't figure it out.
Here is my current set up, even with these settings my character keeps jumping.
http://imgur.com/CjfUGae,PimUUPn,2RjowK8#0
The screenshots correspond to the "player" actor.
Also check out the background actor because that's what controls the jump, but im not sure if I need to edit anything there for the double jump.
You're overcomplicating things for yourself. I'm PMing you a fix for your problem. I'd recommend taking down the link to your project, that's a lot of project to be posting!
In broad terms for anyone else reading, the solution is to place the limit on how many jumps (self.jump number) as a condition for the standard jump.
if jump is true and if self.jump number < 2
...perform jump logic
...change attribute self.jump number to self.jump number+1
Then have self.jump number reset back to 0 when the actor next collides with the ground (or however else you register a jump as being over).
@kittyra1n, I've updated the file you sent me this morning. I'll email it to you shortly with a description of what I did. It's working fine now.
You've made 2 posts on this. One will probably be closed. here is a tutorial.
@jigglybean how can i close this one?
A mod will do it when they are around, so don't worry.
thanks, solved
You're welcome