In the next step, the script changes(A) the vspeed back to 4 and starts(B) to find a solid to move against because nothing is below the player. Click on the Text tool and drag in the canvas to create a text area. Now, you can also write, format, and animate text inside the Sequence Editor. If (C) you are standing on a solid, then press up, you go up 40 pixels. Sequences are used to create animations and allow the use of sprites, objects, sounds, and other Sequences. The step event ends with (C) but then begins again at (A) so in a sense you can get a C, next step, A, B order Though it works in A,B,C order you have to watch for looping concepts. then(C) if nothing is below the player and the user is pressing up key, move player up 40 pixels.
then(B) if there is not a solid 40 pixels below the player, move down(vspeed=4) until we contact with a solid using 5 pixels per check at a time. If keyboard_check_pressed(vk_up) and !place_empty(x,y+1) This at least reduces the need for adding way more than you need to any if else statements and does away with having a billion flags.//collision + gravity <- i am proud of this part it took me a long time to figure it out (B) Though it would mean you can only move AFTER you're done attacking. How to fix that is based on the loop that is causing it. If it works then that loop is some how running forever and you need to fix that. Keep testing with all loops one at a time till the game starts working. In this way, you can't move while attacking, even if you tried. Look for any loops and comment them out with / at the start and using / after the loop. In your case it'd probably look a little like: This subreddit is not designed for promoting your content and is instead focused on helping people make games, not promote them. Coders can take advantage of its built in scripting language, 'GML' to design and create fully-featured, professional grade games.
While jumping (jump state) you can only move left and right, which removes the ability to jump and duck while in midair. GameMaker Studio is designed to make developing games fun and easy. So while standing (stand state) you can only walk, jump and duck. However, finite state machines work in a way where when you're in a "state" only on pressing of certain keys, does your avatar/character perform an action. Might I suggest looking into Finite State Machines? I came across it the other day and I thought it interesting because for every action you add, more bugs require squashing.
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