Yeah, I’ve been working on a platformer engine with a test background but i hit a screeching halt at one point, jumping, everyone has a tutorial for this somewhere but i cant seem to get it to work, so, I’m going to beg someone to do it for me. I just want it so that you can jump on both levels of the area.
The .fla is at http://www.sunsetdesign.com/chris/spritegame2.fla
Lucky for you, I just got flash help not to long ago about this exact problem. ( this isnt something I made, it was given to me for help ).
I actually tried that one before, but it wouldnt work, I kept falling through the ground.
Here, this is another one I found ( by the way, I went through the jumping crisis for about a year, thats why I have all of this stuff 
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I really appriciate your help but it was a no-go on that one too. I just want a code that best fits my stuation.
Well, could you put the fla in MX format? I cant view it other wise.
Sorry to bother you about the fla again, but it wont open :.
P.S. your welcome :).
make it fit your situation man…inovate and adapt it to your code. you’ll never learn by having some one else do it all…look deep into it…read open source slowly over and over until it clicks
That was never my original intention, I wanted to mess around with the script and understand it once someone had wrote it. My weakest category in AS is physics, so iI was asking if anone could supply a code for a better understanding of it.
sorry bro it was the "I’m going to beg someone to do it for me. " part…i know what you mean though…thats how i learned my fisrt programming language. i opened someones source to a game and toyed with it till i understood what everything did…if i knew enough id help ya out…but im fightin to learn it myself too…
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(im not a old geek, but i tried this game from a site and started programming.)<SCRIPT type=text/javascript> vbmenu_register(“postmenu_600005”, true); </SCRIPT>
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hitTest is a bad way to script. Doing frame independant hitTests with math is a lot better.
I assume you are an expert with frame independant collision detection then? 'Cause I could need some help with it. I had worked out a script with the help of a book and the script as it was on their sample CD would work fine, but put into my game it would only work occasionally and at other times no collision would be detected. So yesterday I tried to do it all over by myself and I felt like i had mentally run a marathon, only to find, that all my cool math, that worked on paper, wouldn’t work in the game. Do you know any good tutorials or other places online that help with collision detection by Math?