Health Guage display

[WarDragon]

Here is how you make a Heal Guage display

sbc repeat 0 fixed off
sbc variable: Health<0
sbc end
sbc variable: Health=1
apply together
event effect [health1]
apply inorder
sbc end
sbc variable: Health=2
apply together
event effect [health1]
event effect [health2]
apply inorder
sbc end

and so on now to make it max out at a certain number use

sbc variable health>11
apply together
event effect [health11]
apply inorder
sbc end
sbc repeat end

this should work if it doesn't i'll go check my notes but it will be after thanks giving since i dont have them right now.

this script must be set as an action script.

[NASH7777]

That's sorta how I did mine except that after 10 hearts it just shows a plus sign.

[WarDragon]

I'm also using this as a timer in a dungeon. You have to escape the dungeon in 30 seconds or you will be trapped in there with the demons.

[NASH7777]

Sounds fun, I'm having this one room where the walls start to incave on you! You should try out my latest demo!

[The Final Rune]

I never thought of that, this will come in handy for something in my own game. Thanks!

[NASH7777]

What's the limit on your health guage display?

[WarDragon]

11 but i might make it more than that it depends.

[NASH7777]

Cool, yeah I might make mine up to 20 but idk....Depends how much I need it.

[millivanilli]

How much 2d vfx's can you use before the game lags?

[Doan the Nado]

On my CMS screen, I have up to 120 separate 3D text VFX going all at once. Each one is only one number, but still, that's a ton of VFX and there is no lag. There is only one script going, however, so I don't think it would be possible to have that many during normal game play.

[Jugem]

120? I thought the max you could have was around 70, before they'd stop appearing. Anyway, 2D VFX cause a great deal more slowdown than 3D VFX. I think when I had around 12-15, the game would start slowing down a bit. Somewhere around there at least.