Alright no problem!

Btw, your pixel art and code is top-notch! Great work!

Put this at the beginning of the "scr_dash_state" script,

// Get direction
var dir = point_direction(0, 0, xaxis, yaxis);

you weren't getting the direction but you were searching for it :P

No problem, if you need help with anything else just ask.
By the way the code I showed you is from my new project, no name yet but you can check the blog if you'd like that ( https://lousydev.wordpress.com/ ).

Random gen is pretty simple when it comes down to it, you just need to know how it works (not code-wise but the general logic behind it). Top down level generation is the most simple generation (terraria style world generation is much more complicated), all you need is an object going in random directions and placing floor tiles, then make the floor tiles check if the space next to them is free and if so place a wall block there. Here's an example:

do
{
if !place_meeting(x,y,obj_ground) // we aren't currently on a floor block
{
tiles++; // number of tiles + 1
instance_create(x,y,obj_ground); // create a floor tile
if tiles = maxtiles // the last tile we created is the final tile to be placed
{
guard = instance_create(x,y+6,obj_enemy); // create an enemy to guard the loot
instance_deactivate_object(guard);
instance_create(x,y,obj_chest); // create a loot chest
}
}

do //pick a random direction until the direction we picked keeps us inside the room
{
dir = irandom(3); //choose a random direction
xdist = lengthdir_x(32, dir * 90);
ydist = lengthdir_y(32, dir * 90);
}
until x + xdist < room_width - 32 and x + xdist > 32 and y + ydist < room_height - 32 and y + ydist > 32
x += xdist; // move x
y += ydist; // move x
}
until tiles = maxtiles

This creates a random level in a single step, ofcourse there is some variable initialising before this (maxtiles,tiles and roomsize and x/y coordinates) and wall creation after it (also loot/prop/enemy/vegetation spawning) but as you see it is very simple!

To create more advanced level generation you could add a smaller chance to turn and rooms (basically place more floor tiles around yourself to create an open space).

Hey! It seems you are already using global variables so you don't need to initialise them every time! Do you have a controller object for your game? If not you should make one. A persistent object that is created in the first room.

Then copy the global variables from the player create event and put them in the controller object create event.

I am refering to these:

Albcatmastercat a écrit :

global.MPMax=100
global.MP=50

global.HPMax=100
global.HP=100

Dont forget to take them out of the player create event otherwise it will still reset! If you have any questions just respond to this message!

I really recommend GameMaker! If you come to a point where you feel like you are stuck you can ask me :).

You sent me the wrong file, you need to export your project first (to a .gmz) and upload that. what you sent me is a .gmx (project controller file I think) without the project itself (sprites, objects, scripts, etc).

I'll take a look!

Trying to start out with GameMaker: Studio? I can help you with code related questions, just add me! I will awnser your questions when I can, just sent messages at any moment (even if I am offline!)!

I can help with the basics of code, explaining functions, giving general coding advice and tips on how to optimise games.

Please note that I am not experienced in everything GameMaker related, I for one am not good at shaders or networking.

If you have had more then a year of GML knowledge then chances are high that I wont be able to assist you :'(.