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It's nice to see some progress though it has changed from beatmup to vs game.

If you want to end level by touching end of screen or level, I suggest using something like this: name Exit type none antigravity 100 offscreenkill 4000 anim idle # left/right exit @script void self = getlocalvar("self"); void P1 = getplayerproperty(0...

Technically, the old howto.gif is animated gif which has several graphic files or single gifs compiled into animated gif. It is possible to use multiple animated gifs for how to play screen. Anyways, if you want how to play screen like a book in which player could choose which page to read by...

Do you want to have entities to remove themselves on their own? or do you want to remove certain entities at certain time?

Off topic: Shadow Force despite looks like beatm up and has other similarities, technically the gameplay is totally different than regular beatm up. It's more like vs game in beatm up world with more enemies. IOW it won't be easy to replicate that game.

What about RISEATTACK? does she has that animation? and if she does, does the animation has bbox?

Does Satano_B spawn anything before it dies?

Where did you get this pak file?

What is actually are you working on?

Try using different OpenBoR build and see if problem is solved or not.

Hmmm... do you have all required sprites for the HP damage?

I'm interested in testing this game :D

Can I see randVel function? I think it would be better to let the grenade to explode when its timer is up, regardless of its position.

Hmmm... this is strange. Try setting loop 1 in efireballredex and see what happens.

Good news, I've expanded the bounce script to work with walls on z axis and zmin + zmax also. Here's the script: anim idle @script void self = getlocalvar("self"); float Vx = getentityproperty(self,"xdir"); float Vz = getentityproperty(self,"zdir"); int x =...

First you need to convert each png into a gif. Then animate them by merging into one animated gif. The first step could be done with Photoshop. But for the latter, I use old gif animator but there should be other tools which can do it too.

You should declare animated gifs instead of pngs.

For me, good beat'm up should last for an hour at most. That's for beat'm ups without save feature. With save feature, the length will depend on content. If the content is deep, couple extra hours should be fine. But if it were shallow, another hour might be too much.

Oh that one. Hmmm... this one might require extra lines than just crude script like this. Let me try couple things. [Couple hours later] Alright, I've done me tries and managed to code didhitscript for this purpose. First of all, you gonna need this didhitscript, FollowX.c: void main(){...

I thought this has been solved. But anyways, scripting custom starting position is straight forward but the camera requires extra work. Try this: spawn Empty @script void main() { void P1 = getplayerproperty(0, "entity"); int Width = openborvariant("levelwidth"); int Screen =...