Space Shooter - Lives and Score
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And make these changes in the code that checks if the player crashed with an enemy:
if (this.hitTest(_root["Enemy" + i]))
{
_root.lives -= 1;
reset()
for(k = 0; k < _root.nrEnemies; k++)
{
_root["Enemy" + k].reset();
}
}
Draw two text boxes again:
We can see the ship losing lives now, but nothing happens when it goes lower than zero.
To change that we tell the player when its game over. Create a new movie clip.
Write "Game Over" using the text tool and go back to the main timeline.
You will see something like this:
Add this to the Ship's code:
if (this.hitTest(_root["Enemy" + i]))
{
_root.lives -= 1;
if (_root.lives <= 0)
{
_root.attachMovie("GameOver", "GameOver", 100)
_root.GameOver._x = 275
_root.GameOver._y = 150
this.swapDepths(10);
this.removeMovieClip();
}
reset()
for(k = 0; k < _root.nrEnemies; k++)
{
_root["Enemy" + k].reset();
}
}
If the player's lives are over, we attach the "Game Over" Movie Clip and set its position.
this.swapDepths(10);
this.removeMovieClip();
Here we are removing the Ship Movie Clip, but first we use the function swapDepths(depth) because we placed this Movie Clip manually on stage, so we need to set a new depth before deleting it.Try dying now... =)
The last tutorial will be about sound effects and a pause key. Then our game is finished.
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