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how to make a time without LunaDLL
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how to make a time without LunaDLLI'm trying to create a level in such a way
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLYou mean add a Timer like on any other Mario game without LunaDLL? It might be possible with events triggering each other after 1 second and lava attached to layers that will show once all events have been triggered, but I'm afraid you wouldn't be able to display how much time you have left doing so, unless you want to add a physical timer from time to time on the screen.
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLHere are more informations related to a Timer: http://www.smbxgame.com/forums/v ... =35&t=2364
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLA guy once made an npc with as many frames as he needed for an actual animating timer that would follow the player.
it's a pain in the ass to do tho. |
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLReally? That seems a hell of a lot of work to do. Especially since most level times are different and are usually 500 game seconds on average. I would love know how he did this. Apart from an extremity like this, I don't think there is a way to do it without the aid of LunaDLL.
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLhe made a timer lakitu. like a timer with wings, i don't remember who made it but i was his beta tester, he had a level with a 60 seconds timer, all animated and replacing the SMW lakitu |
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLL^
Damn that's impressive. If you want to make a really simple/ugly timer, have an event triggered by "Level Start" on a delay of [however many seconds you want the timer to be], or multiple events that trigger the later ones if necessary, and at the end of the last event have all layers disappear. Again, it's kind of ugly but it should work, the player will just fall off of the screen at the end. |
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLThis level has time.lvl
And some other things. I took it from my old cancelled episode where I put the time in some other levels too. Also the deafult event hide anything in the level apart the other layers. That's the best thing I could post here. |
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLORRRRR you could just tell the person the time limit at the start,then
You could put somthin like a time delay for an event.Then you Would,when the delay is over,say Too Bad,and make every layer Disapear.It might not look nice,but it is simplez.(Or simple If your a party pooper.)
Last edited by Blake Izayoi on Mon Sep 01, 2014 3:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLKeep in mind that if you can't just set the timer to take 600 seconds within a single event. If you do so, SMBX will overload when trying to save the level. I don't know what the maximum number of seconds is to keep SMBX from overloading with such a timer event, but I suggest you set a chain of events instead of making a single one for the timer if you want to use larger time periods.
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLI think LunaDLL would be so much easier. Not kidding.
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLDude,that's just your computer.Mine works perfectly fine with 600
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLEither way it shouldn't be recommended to do that, because others might have the same problem.
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Re: how to make a time without LunaDLLEhhh...
one of my friends have this problem,but only in the editor. But it dosen't matter.I'm not useing time limits(Or very short ones) in my levels. |
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