If after this method your animations are a bit messed up I can help ya out. Once the last frame of the attack animation is complete the player goes back to standing. So basically, whenever you press the attack button, the player's image_index becomes the first frame of the attack animation. Image_index += (animation speed) if image_index > (last frame of animation) Animation = Standing If keyboard_check_pressed(vk_alt) and Animation != Attacking You should also make some variables for each animation Features Include: Extensive library of events and actions. Game Maker Studio 2 also has a marketplace filled with free and paid-for assets that can be used within your projects. I used Animation to determine which animation to play Game Maker Studio 2 has a wide user base and community that produce numerious tutorials and learning materials. You can set it so that when Buffer is equal to true the image_speed and image_index changes I used Buffer is used to signify that a sprite change is happening. if Animation = Attacking that just means that Animation = 1 because Attacking equals 1 I made some variables in the create event. Even fancier, apply a blur shader or a greyscale shader to the surface when you're drawing it for some cool "paused" effects.//Don't let gamemaker control the speed of your animations! You can set it yourself. If you want to get fancy, you can save the application surface of the room to a buffer before you move to the pause room and then draw that buffer to a surface as a background in the pause room, so that you can display the "screen" in the background as though the user hasn't moved to a separate room.
It's not necessarily the best solution, but it does deal with most of the annoying problems relatively easily.
When the user wants to exit the pause, you room_goto the previously saved room ID and set the room persistence to false. Ive uploaded a video of what I mean in the link below.
Let’s first look at what Animation Curves are, why the new Curve Library is useful, and how to make use of them in Sequences and with GML. Hey everyone, Im working on a 2D top-down RPG in Game Maker Studio 2 using the drag-and-drop programming tool, and I made the animation of my player at 6 fps when hes walking downwards, but he moves too fast during gameplay. One of the easier solutions to this is to create a pause room and when you want to pause, save the room ID of the current room, set the current room to persistent and then change rooms to the pause room. 08 April 2021 Tech Hi there In this blog post we’re looking at a new feature in GameMaker Studio 2.3.2, called the Animation Curve Library.
How do you stop alarms from counting down? How do you make it so animations stop? What do you do about Step events running in the background? Etc. Pausing is generally a hard thing for rookies to deal with. What stranger said is indeed a valid solution, though it's one of those solutions that you wish you'd implemented at the start of a game rather than halfway through (if your game is large enough that is).
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