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I’m thinking of squirrels. Millions of squirrels that have backpacks, with tiny bombs in them. I’m thinking of releasing these squirrels in enemy territory to act as soldiers in the fight against evil. S.S.E.F.A. (super squirrel explosive force of awesomeness)

Umm first of all Swatllama they do suck no offense but most of it is just slightly edited kits. At least beastproductions does his own stuff. I mean really swat you said you hate spam on stencyls website yet you produce horrible stuff. Your tutorials are usually incorrect and better info can be found using google. They seems to be shameless attempts to get ad revenue.

I usually just make it draw a text over the button rather than make the text myself. I don’t know if you guys know this or not, but you can make many of these buttons in your games by using an attribute for scene and then not applying it to the actor type but the individual actor by going to its scene and double clicking on it with the regular mouse tool then applying the behavior to it there. Do this for all your buttons and you can select them to go to different scenes. An example of this is in my game, Jumpin’ Jack. This application of a behavior to a specific individual works with all of the actor behaviors and can be very helpful.

I wanted to show you some pictures of the behaviors I used, but now I can’t seem to connect to www.stencyl.com, so I have to describe it. [when created] [if (score) > (highscore)] [set up Kongregate API] [submit score to K with name: (The name for the statistic sent) and value: (score)]. Then when they click on the go back to main menu button it sets the highscore to score and then the score to 0, like this: [always] [if mouse has been pressed over self] [if not (score has been changed?)] [set (highscore) to (score)] [set (score) to 0] [set (score has been changed?) to true]. Then when they click the play button it changes (score has been changed?) back to false. Sorry it’s so spread out, I had to do that to fix other glitches and I think it might be the reason mine works and the tutorial version fails.

thanks and if i leave out the main menu thing and everything after that will the score just constantly add on like for example lets say i got 1500 points but then i leave and go back and then i get 100 that time will it say 1600 in the high score.

Kongregate does say that it does the check (if score>high score thing I mentioned above) itself, so I think you can just have it send the score every time the score goes up. Wish I could tell you how to configure a behavior like this, but stencylworks just swallowed all of my RAM when I tried to open and I don’t remember all of the blocks necessary. All I can tell you right now is that the API should be in the behavior that adds score if you want it to send every time the score changes. Here’s the best example I can do: [if (whatever)] [increment (score) by (value)] [set up Kongregate API] [submit to K with name: (statistic name) and value: (score)] it’s a primitive and crude representation of how it would be set up but it should work for now. Sorry it took so long to respond, I thought that kongregate would send me a message if someone commented on my comment again, but it didn’t :P.

o_O Please use proper sentances. I know that on the internet, most people don’t, but I can’t even understand what you’re saying. I just want to know this: Should the velocity when I’m jumping be equal to the velocity when I’m walking?
Pick the inequality OR equality you want.
jumpingvelocity = walkingvelocity
jumping velocity => walking velocity
jumping velocity <= walking velocity.