parallactic_acid's messages

I didn’t know that guy was already a game!! you might be inexperienced unless you have some new work to show… plus animation is, important. So don’t rush, but a good skill to learn, nice job on klonoa!

If it is an array. I put the action on the layer, for some reason I’m getting an error. I didn’t realise that root is what calls root nolonger _root. it’s a lot simplier, thanks. Usually I just put :void

This is what I used to use.
btn1_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, showsuccess3);
function showsuccess3(event:MouseEvent):void{
gotoAndStop(602);
}
That is what I used to use. I need to understand the code better, because I didn’t need to make so many functions. Could it be an error simple as (event: MouseEvent) :void
That last bit I’m not sure what going on I just know it works. It calls for an event MouseEvent so it is opening a listener until clicked on. the :void I can’t understand what the options are there, but warrents further study. I hope to study the all the eventHandling in an attempt to have greater capabilities and make more games. Most of my expereince was working with Shoototials, after several burn outs on my computer I got a desktop and using the software much better, now with your help and kongregates.

public function method():return
{
}

in a method you have

public/protected/priveate: who can read/write/call this data/method

a return type. Methods can return things with the return operator.

any event being called by an event gets an event passed to it in the parameters

→ you need to have (e:Event) as your params.
here that :Event is just saying e has to be an event, or we’ll have an error.

maybe normal 550×400
maximum would be x width of 700… unless we have scrolling screens then it should be bigger maybe 1800×600 or something… I suppose too big is better than too small. But don’t get too teachnical. You can just do it pretty rough. cheers