So i am making this leval and i want to make it so that when you die you start some were else besides your latest activated cheq point
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02-22-2012 #1
need help from good leval builders!!!!!
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02-22-2012 #2Stargazing
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Thats not possible unless you move the checkpoint itself. Simple! ^-^

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hook a switch up to a checkpoint. could be anything really. a two way, 3-way, player sensor (preferably) tags, button or whatever. Let's say player sensor. Your character is walking along and passes a checkpoint maybe 10 feet later is a player sensor hooked up to another checkpoint that is on a roof. The player falls on some spikes (after activating the player sensor) and dies. They will now respawn on the roof at that checkpoint that was activated via player sensor.
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02-22-2012 #4
Hmm, I'm not sure if that works on the PSP.... I honestly can't remember if you can hook up switches to checkpoints. It might be possible to destroy a checkpoint with a creature brain and emit a new one, but I don't know how the game will handle that.
I used a gameplay mechanic somewhat like this in The Right Stuffing, but it was pretty low-tech. The checkpoints were on VERY LONG pistons hooked up to a one-way switch setup. At some point later, the player would activate sensor that would trigger the switch to move the checkpoint ahead of the player (or somewhere else). If you set the piston to a high enough speed, it will move faster than the game can render, making it appear as though you are being teleported to a new checkpoint that you haven't seen before. It's ghetto, yes, but it does work.
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aww dang I'm a dunce! I didn't even see this was the PSP section. Yeah you can't hook wires up to the checkpoint in PSP. You have to do the ole "move checkpoint" thing. Excuse me whilst I return to my rock.
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02-22-2012 #6
for example if you start a leval there is this big screen that says the title of your game then a magic mouth says press R you press R you hear this explotion your sac person dies and then you start from another cheq point in the game so you could start the game
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02-23-2012 #7
If you just need like an intro sequence, sackboy does not necessarily have to die, you get just set it so when you grab the ground it dissolves and you slide down a chute to the start.
If you need an explosion and death for the intro, you are going to have to move the checkpoint, probably with a piston some how.
Attach the checkpoint to some dynamic material, and put a very long piston on material (unless you can put a piston straight on a checkpoint, not sure).
Put a sackboy proximity sensor right at the beginning of your level, attached to a permanent switch set to direction, so that as soon as you spawn, the checkpoint moves to a new area.
Build the intro around the original checkpoint spot, then the next part after where it will move to. Once you spawn in the intro, the checkpoint should move to the new area, so when you die, you will spawn in the "actual" level.My PSP Creations:
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02-23-2012 #8
what do you mean by proximity sensor and permanent switch???
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You use logic to do it.
Say you have a sensor on the thing that will kill you. The sensor will be attached to a dissolve material out of view. On this diasolve material there is a static object with a magnetic key. Below the dissolve there is a dynamic object with the magnetic key switch. When the dissolve material dassappears, the statoc object will fall down activating the magnetic key. This magnetoc key is set to what direction you want the piston to move. Once the piston moves it won't come back.
It's quite simple once you get the hang of it.
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02-23-2012 #10
how do you get dissolvable material??
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It comes with the game. It is in your goodies bag. It is a light green object. If you want it to dissolve you hook a switch to it.
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02-23-2012 #12
any switch?
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The switches are in you tool bag.
You may want to watch the creation tutorials. Just go on a level in my moon. Pause the game and there should be an option to see tutorials.
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02-24-2012 #14
so you just get a material like sponge and then you put a swich like the grabe swich and then every thing els you said to do?
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