mouse spirit
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All i used was an input script used with the Select Button,a user constant, and an object. Press Select to switch! You could have a different character or even get turned into a blob?! (If you want to)
This should work in the platformer module with NESmaker 4.1.5.
1. Create a user constant in project settings.Name it
whatever you like but make it's value equal to your new player objects postion in the line up in Game Objects.(mine is object 15, so i made my value 15)
It would be best to export your Player Game Object, then import it in the Game Object that you want to be character two. That way when you change you essentially won't notice(ha), but then edit that new object to your liking and then you will notice when we are done.This way you basically copy your player object and the way it works instead of rebuilding it.But you don't have to...
2. Make a new asm script.Name it what you like, it will be an input script so place it in the appropriate folder for when we import it.
3. Save that script and import as an input script and assign it to the Select Button.(You could actually import this as a collectable script or probly a tile script.)
Hope it works for you as it does for me. It should normally unless i made a typo in the code on here.
This should work in the platformer module with NESmaker 4.1.5.
1. Create a user constant in project settings.Name it
whatever you like but make it's value equal to your new player objects postion in the line up in Game Objects.(mine is object 15, so i made my value 15)
It would be best to export your Player Game Object, then import it in the Game Object that you want to be character two. That way when you change you essentially won't notice(ha), but then edit that new object to your liking and then you will notice when we are done.This way you basically copy your player object and the way it works instead of rebuilding it.But you don't have to...
2. Make a new asm script.Name it what you like, it will be an input script so place it in the appropriate folder for when we import it.
Code:
;changing characters
TXA
STA tempx
TYA
STA tempy
LDX player1_object
LDA Object_x_hi,x
STA temp
LDA Object_y_hi,x
STA temp1
DeactivateCurrentObject
CreateObject temp, temp1 #(your user constant), #$00, currentNametable
LDX tempx
LDY tempy3. Save that script and import as an input script and assign it to the Select Button.(You could actually import this as a collectable script or probly a tile script.)
Hope it works for you as it does for me. It should normally unless i made a typo in the code on here.
