Making Games With FlashPunk: Episode 5 - Importing an Ogmo Level into FlashPunk

Using the Ogmo level we created last time, I teach you how to set up your game to import the data to create a real level you can play!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• FlashPunk
• flash
• games
• screencast
• tutorial
• The Game Studio
• cool
• awesome
• fun
• programming
• game development
• tilemap
• grid
• Ogmo Editor
• collision

[Fatovarius]

@DinosaurSniper Ah, yeah, I got it! Thanks a bunch. I'm still learning all this :D

[DinosaurSniper]

@Fatovarius @Fatovarius Ahhhh yes, i figured it out! check out my thread i posted at the forums flashpunk(dot) net/forums/index(dot)php?topic­=1498.0 hope it helps! if you need anymore help just ask.

there was a better way to do this with Point() buut i'm not on my computer with all my work on it and that works just the same.

[Fatovarius]

@DinosaurSniper I'm getting the exact same error. Must be another thing with the new version of FlashPunk. Let me know if you get it working!

[DinosaurSniper]

UHHHG!...

add(new Player(new Point(int(dataElement.@x), int(dataElement.@y))));

gives me an error "incorrect number of arguments. Expected no more than 0."

[DinosaurSniper]

@mikezenox2 I believe Flash Punk uses ".setTile" now instead of ".setCell" : )

[mikezenox2]

Love your tutorials, & this one has absolutely excellent quality, awesome job! I have a problem with this one though, around 10:38 when you use "_grid.setCell", I get no popup explaining the syntax of setCell, and when I try to run it nothing happens, no error messages or anything (other than a "Build Failed." down where it tells you what line you're on). Any clue what I've done wrong? My script matches as far as I can tell. Anyways, thanks for what you have uploaded though, its a ton of help.

[renklowtec]

Waiting for the next one :)