[quote="CatoNator"]You won't improve without negative comments. The graphics are okay at most. I'm guessing the main character is the "anthro" dog present in one of your YouTube videos. The worst offender to me are the physics. The character has no momentum, he's way too fast and jumps too far.[/quote] Ok... I need to change the physics? Ok...Ok...You mean...Probably...Player speed , friction etc... And... friction...I don't know how to add friction. The shades...ok , i will try it

[quote="No Name"][quote="CatoNator"]You won't improve without negative comments. The graphics are okay at most. I'm guessing the main character is the "anthro" dog present in one of your YouTube videos. The worst offender to me are the physics. The character has no momentum, he's way too fast and jumps too far.[/quote] Ok... I need to change the physics? Ok...Ok...You mean...Probably...Player speed , friction etc...[/quote] Yes those maybe you should show us your variables so we could suggest some changes on it. [size=50]why do you keep putting ... on all your words?[/size]

[quote][size=50]why do you keep putting ... on all your words?[/size][/quote] My keyboard , in the key (.) are very sensible And... i don't know how to add friction If you mean with variables : The player variables , ok , i will show it in a few minutes

Here is the photo : [img]http://i58.tinypic.com/2cshoo7.png[/img]

There are pretty simple

Instead of using right and left sprites, it's much more efficient to just have a consistent direction, and using image_xscale. The only time you'd want different resources for left and right is when your character design has asymmetry.

Oh my. Is your game all drag and drop?

[quote="CatoNator"]Oh my. Is your game all drag and drop?[/quote] No [quote] Instead of using right and left sprites, it's much more efficient to just have a consistent direction, and using image_xscale. The only time you'd want different resources for left and right is when your character design has asymmetry.[/quote] I don't know how tu use that.

image_xscale sets the value for the object's horizontal scale. 1 is the value that will display the sprite in the size it originally is. -1 makes it inverted. Try playing with it until you understand how it works.

[quote="SuperArthurBros"]image_xscale sets the value for the object's horizontal scale. 1 is the value that will display the sprite in the size it originally is. -1 makes it inverted. Try playing with it until you understand how it works.[/quote] Thanks

Usually if you set image_xscale to -1 that means the player is left and if you set it to 1 its right. so basically this. [code]if keyboard_check(vk_right) { image_xscale = 1 } else if keyboard_check(vk_left) { image_xscale = -1 }[/code] This code will make the player turn left and right without another sprite.