Jumping mechanics

[samalomlom]

thanks to @kyro for the idea (link to their post at bottom to avoid top clutter)

end result

result demonstration (placed a sentry for help demonstrating)(the quality is due to the max file size being 4mb)

part 1: the start

step 1: place the props you want to use (I used stone walls)

step 2: place a barrier

step 3: sent the barrier to the top (do this to make it easier to edit the barrier)

step 4: remove the collision on the props

step 5: resize the barrier

step 6: do the following edits to the barrier

now for the next part

part 2: the complex stuff

step 7: place a game overlay and a wire repeater then wire them together twice

step 8: select the following options for the wires

step 9: place another wire repeater and edit it like so

step 10: copy and paste the new wire repeater and place an counter

step 11: edit the counter like so

step 12: wire the stuff like so

now you’re done wahoooo!!!

the link

[1️⃣] - A Simple Jump System and the Collision Concept by kyro

I suggested a jump idea in the Gimkit discord when they announced the new gim designs since it’d be pretty useful. However, one problem, how would this work? Why this works: The Problem of Jumping in 2D Games: When making a 2D game, you basically have 3 options for perspective: top-down, side-on, and isometric (2.5D). Each has its own limitations, in most top-down games, like Gimkit, you can’t jump, in most side-on games, you can’t move in the z-axis, and isometric games aren’t as popular, but …

[Haiasi]

nice guide @samalomlom!

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[ClicClac]

Nice guide! Clean and simple, and it could be used in an actual game!

[WhereIsMyHat]

Nice guide!

[Magenta_Dragon]

How did you post a video on it?

[Haiasi]

They used a video to gif converter.

[Magenta_Dragon]

Ok thanks!

[The_7th_Dragon]

Nice guide!

[wingwave]

Nice guide! Actually pretty good!