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1.
At frame 3 of Walls layer select the top
wall
2. Choose Window > Actions
3. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
| onClipEvent
(enterFrame) { |
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if
(this.hitTest(_parent.ball))
{ |
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_root.numy
= 12; |
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_root.go=1; |
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} |
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| } |
// This action checks
the collision of ball with the wall and assigns a new value
'12' to 'numy' variable. It also assigns value '1' to a new
variable 'go' which is not initialized yet. When any variable
is not initialized then its default value is considered as '0'
4. Now select the
wall on the right hand side
5. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
| onClipEvent
(enterFrame) { |
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if
(this.hitTest(_parent.ball))
{ |
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_root.numx
= -random(10); |
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_root.go=1; |
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} |
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| } |
// This action checks
the collision of ball with the wall and assigns a new value
'-random(10)' to 'numx' variable. '-random(10)'
generates any number from 0 to -9.
6. Select the wall
on the left hand side
7. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
| onClipEvent
(enterFrame) { |
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if
(this.hitTest(_parent.ball))
{ |
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_root.numx
= random(10); |
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_root.go=1; |
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} |
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| } |
// This action
checks the collision of ball with the wall and assigns a new
value 'random(10)' to 'numx' variable. 'random(10)'
generates any number from 0 to 9.
8. Select the
floor (wall2 Movie Clip)
9. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
| onClipEvent
(enterFrame) { |
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if
(this.hitTest(_parent.ball))
{ |
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_root.hit--; |
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_root.go=2; |
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_parent.life.play(); |
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_root.numy
= -12; |
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gotoAndPlay(2); |
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} |
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if
(_root.hit == 0) { |
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gotoAndStop(5); |
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} |
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| } |
// _root.hit--;
Everytime when ball
hits the floor, this action reduces the value of variable 'hit'
by 1.
// _root.go=2;
This action assigns
value '2' to variable 'go'
// _parent.life.play();
This action targets
the life movie clip and starts playing it.
// _root.numy
= -12;
This action assigns
a new value '-12' to variable 'numy'
| // |
if
(_root.hit == 0) { |
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gotoAndStop(5); |
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} |
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| } |
This action checks
whether the value of variable 'hit' is exactly '0' then the
actionscript will stop at frame 5.
10. At frame 3
of Bat layer select the bat movie clip.
11. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
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onClipEvent
(load) {
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startDrag("",
true, -46, 120, 46, 120); |
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Mouse.hide(); |
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| onClipEvent
(enterFrame) { |
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if
(this.hitTest(_parent.ball)
&& _root.go == 1)
{ |
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_root.numy
= -12; |
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_root.score++; |
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} |
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| } |
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//
onClipEvent (load)
{
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startDrag("",
true, -46, 120, 46, 120); |
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Mouse.hide(); |
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This action helps
the bat movie clip to drag in a specific area with the help
of mouse. At the same time it hides the mouse.
// if
(this.hitTest(_parent.ball)
&& _root.go == 1)
This action checks two conditions at a
time. It checks whether ball hits bat and the value of variable
'go' is exactly '1'
// _root.numy = -12;
This action
assigns a new value '-12' to variable 'numy'
// _root.score++;
Everytime when ball hits bat, this action
increments the value of variable 'score' by '1'
12. At frame 3
of Ball layer select the ball movie clip.
13. In the Actions panel
type the following actions
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onClipEvent
(enterFrame) {
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setProperty(this,
_x, getProperty(this,_x)+
_root.numx); |
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setProperty(this,
_y, getProperty(this,_y)+
_root.numy); |
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// setProperty(this,
_x, getProperty(this,_x)+
_root.numx);
This action determines
the x position of ball.
// setProperty(this,
_y, getProperty(this,_y)+
_root.numy);
This action determines
the y position of ball. Both
these actions determines the movement of the ball.
14. Select the wall2
movie clip (floor) and shift it slightly down so that
it creates some space between the bat and itself.
Now come back into
Scene 1 and on a new layer create an outline to
the game.
Note: After
finishing upto here you can place the ball anywhere in the
game. When the game will start the ball will start falling
from that point.
Choose Control
> Test Movie and see how the game works. If
you wish to increase the speed of the game,
change the frame rate (fps) of the flash movie (Choose Modify
> Document). Make
it 35 or 40. It will increase the speed of the
ball and the game will become more difficult to play.
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