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I'm wondering if its possible to make a game over screen in your project because it would be cool!

Er... What do you mean by "game over screen"?

When you lost all your lifes, the game over screen appears.

The answer: It is possible with lunadll.

glitch4 wrote:When you lost all your lifes, the game over screen appears.

The answer: It is possible with lunadll.

OK How do you make one?

glitch4 wrote:When you lost all your lifes, the game over screen appears.

Oh, I see, thanks.

SuperMario12345 wrote:OK How do you make one?

Try learning LunaLua?

RudeGuy07 wrote:

glitch4 wrote:When you lost all your lifes, the game over screen appears.

Oh, I see, thanks.

SuperMario12345 wrote:OK How do you make one?

Try learning LunaLua?

No you missed the point, how would you make one?

His point is to learn LunaLua.

Zeldamaster12 wrote:His point is to learn LunaLua.

But not everyone is a seasoned lunadll pro nor has the time to learn it and it's complexities.


It seems you guys don't know lunadll either so why would you reply to a topic like this.

Think.

Radishl wrote:

Zeldamaster12 wrote:His point is to learn LunaLua.

But not everyone is a seasoned lunadll pro nor has the time to learn it and it's complexities.


It seems you guys don't know lunadll either so why would you reply to a topic like this.

Think.

So if we don't know lunadll either we shouldn't reply yet you reply and didn't help either?

I do agree with ZM12 if you wanna do something like that you have to learn it he can always ask others also for help. In short if you don't learn Lunadll you can't do anything with it.

Oh also btw ZM12 talked about LunaLua not Lunadll. Just a info.

I'll take the chance to ask a similar but simpler question:

I'm basically trying to display a "GAME OVER" message when the player loses his last life in my episode, which is supposed to appear during the player character's death sequence itself, right before the game boots back to the title screen.

So, using my lunadll I put this on a lunaglobal.txt file in my episode's folder:

#0
OnGlobalMem,0x00B2C5AC,0,0,1001,0,f

#1001
OnPlayerMem,+0x13C,1,0,1002,0,w

#1002
ShowText,0,300,260,3,300,GAME OVER

Basically, it's always checking if the number of lives is 0, and when it is, it checks if the player is dying. When he IS indeed dying, the "GAME OVER" text appears...

EXCEPT IT DOESN'T! ...Does anybody know WHY?

Shidomaru wrote:I'll take the chance to ask a similar but simpler question:

I'm basically trying to display a "GAME OVER" message when the player loses his last life in my episode, which is supposed to appear during the player character's death sequence itself, right before the game boots back to the title screen.

So, using my lunadll I put this on a lunaglobal.txt file in my episode's folder:

#0
OnGlobalMem,0x00B2C5AC,0,0,1001,0,f

#1001
OnPlayerMem,+0x13C,1,0,1002,0,w

#1002
ShowText,0,300,260,3,300,GAME OVER

Basically, it's always checking if the number of lives is 0, and when it is, it checks if the player is dying. When he IS indeed dying, the "GAME OVER" text appears...

EXCEPT IT DOESN'T! ...Does anybody know WHY?

Maybe you should remove the numbers.

SuperMario12345 wrote:Maybe you should remove the numbers.

But WHICH numbers exactly? The code is full of them! ...You mean these?: #0, #1001 and #1002

Can't do that because they're central to how LunaDLL works! #0 tells LunaDLL to perform the action always. #-1 would instead mean performing it only during level load, and any number from #1 to #21 means only performing it on that section of the level. Numbers from #1001 onwards are "custom events" and you use the numbers to trigger them.

So... no. I can't remove the numbers.

Try checking if LunaDLL actually works

Enjl wrote:Try checking if LunaDLL actually works

No need to check. I know it works because the level timers work and the congratulatory messages for clearing levels work too.

Update: Checked anyway... DebugPrint in lunaglobal.txt prints NOTHING.