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i dont want it to

Thank you!

You could add an instance (mirror of stunTimer) 'invincibleTimer' in your player class . Set it to the same value that 'stunTimer' gets set to right after calling 'enemy.getStunned'. <Code Omitted>

It WORKED thanks.

I am sure you caught it, but there was a typo in the 'mirrorImagesHorizontally' method. The 'for' statement has a comma that should be a semi-colon. If you are placing your actor too close (10 or less pixels) to the left or right side of the world, you may get that. If that is the case, you can either change the '10's in the code above to a smaller number or start your character further from the edge of the world. Other than that, I cannot say what the problem is. I have tested the code given in the gif animation scenario you mentioned above and it seems to work properly.

Right-click on your world icon in the panel on the right, near the top, and select 'Set image...'. In the pop-up window, click on the 'Import from file...' button. Browse to select the image file of choice and click the 'Select' button.

It is a pretty simple and awesome scenario :). Plus, most of the others are bug-prone.

that works thanky very much :-)

Thanks, davmac. That is what I was thinking.

Great idea! Thank you!

A simple (though somewhat lengthy) class for what you are looking for could be the following. This class creates an image that displays a framed area containing any number of hearts, each one representing a life for the character that the user controls. You will need to set the image of this class to "herz.png" located in the 'symbols' category. This is just to copy the image file into the images folder of your scenario. Afterwards, you can reset the image of this class to 'No image' (if you wish).

wow it's even better than before, you rock ! great thanks danpost

Thnks