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SaltyDev3 days ago

Sometimes I like to add together animation checking with variables just for some extra safety. If that makes sense. This method pretty good if you'd like the animations to play more smoothly. Although it'll make the animation changes feel more "slow".
An example would be-

  • "If DoorState = 1 and The animation of Door != Open"
  • Then Change DoorState = 0 and The animation of Door = Open

Hard to write Gdevelop code in text but hopefully this explains what I meant!

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The Real Gamer Kat3 days ago

What I do is when you click the button, it changes a variable. And so that will say if an animation should be changed a.k.a. if the door is open or closed.

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SaltyDev3 days ago

Yeah I figured. I can't imagine making a FNAF game using anything else except variables for animation handling t_t

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The Real Gamer Kat3 days ago

Variables are kind of an important thing for my fnaf game. If one of them is off by just one, it's broken.

 i also have to handle idiots on the G developed website because of the fact that people can't read descriptions. So I'm updating the game to tell you to read the description.

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