As far as I know, you can’t link player health to a property…yet.
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A device that detects damage would be very useful.
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Wouldn’t that be a bit difficult for Gimkit to make though? They would either have to have it link up to 1 player per device, or account for all 60 potential players health, along with sentries if that is an option.
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It could be something that just tracks damage in general, not health, but that would still be a bit much for Gimkit.
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Or you could have a player-scoped property that tracks health, if health is just an item.
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Ok. sorry for that.
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wow i just saw the video its so cool
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Bump. ow
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bump bump bumpity bump
very helpful guide
nice car!
How much memory usage is this system, because I’m making a game that requires animation and this looks like a lot of memory for one animation.
It depends on the number of frames and what you’re animating.
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the devices might take like 700 memory. the props is dependent on ur game.
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Gimkit at its max be like! That is AMAZING!!
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woah! cool guide! it seems a bit complicated though, but dang, it’s cool!
(Bumps into a dog door)
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