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# flixel
  • s
    there is a tutorial that oshat made for using ldtk with flxtilemap collisions if that helps.
  • s
  • s
    @millions-receptionist-99058 :)
  • m
    aha, i think that's exactly what i'm looking for
  • m
    thanks
  • s
    no problem!
  • t
    Why does my player not jump anymore when it touches the floor?
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// player code
        groundCheck.setPosition(character.x + groundCheckOffset.x, character.y + groundCheckOffset.y);
        if (controls.binds['left'].pressed())
            character.velocity.x = -200;
        else if (controls.binds['right'].pressed())
            character.velocity.x = 200;
        else
            character.velocity.x = 0;

        if (controls.binds['jump'].justPressed())
        {
            trace('JUMP');
            character.velocity.y = -gravity;
        }

        character.acceleration.y = gravity;
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// the collision.. just a simple FlxG.collide check
FlxG.collide(f, character);
  • t
    Jumping works normally when the player isnt grounded
  • t
  • t
    putting it before super.update() fixes iot
  • l
    you should prob record more of the screen
  • l
    i dont think anyone can see what you mean
  • t
    oops
  • f
    can you cancel every instance of like importing and using a class for a save value
  • t
    what
  • f
    like for example
  • f
    if i make a toggle for shaders and its off
  • f
    then it doesnt call any class that contains a shader
  • w
    Note that touching flags are set on collide calls and reset to none on super.update
  • w
    So checking touching before super.update will usually mean its happening after collide calls
  • w
    not in the way youre describing
  • w
    but a lot of what you're describing is confusing to begin with, like "doesnt call any class". how do you call a class?
  • w
    like doesn't call draw() on classes with shaders? or any method?
  • f
    like
  • f
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    var shaderShader: FilterShader = new FilterShader();
FlxG.camera.setFilters([new ShaderFilter(shaderShader.shader)});
  • f
    stuff like this doesnt happen
  • w
    if i understand correctly there's no way to globally stop lines of code from executing based on what they're doing
  • w
    you'll have to manually put some if/else condition there or add/remove the shaders manually
  • w
    you could maybe extend FilterShader and have it check some global flag to disable/enable itself
  • w
    but either way you need to explicitly create the system you're looking for
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