MooClick animation ?

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  • hello I've got a doubt, I can make an online game with character moving more I have a problem not appears the character animation :/ how do I send the animation by mooclick?

    thank you very much

  • Moo...Click? Isn't that extension like 10 years old? :P

    You should check out Lacewing.

    Also you don't send the animation, the client app just animates based on the instructions sent from the server.

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  • MooClick is super outdated and nowhere near as powerful as Lacewing... so I would recommend dropping MooClick right now and getting Lacewing 20.

    You don't send animation... You just code the client to play the right animation depending on what the server is doing. The client is merely a way to show what the server wants to show.

    You can show animation in many ways... but I guess the typical method would be to have a value that represents the animation state, and then have the server send the value out to the clients... So you could send out value 0 and that would mean to set the animation to idle, or value 1 would be to set the animation to walking, or whatever.

    But if you can save on sending data, you should. So for instance, you can avoid sending animation data for a character walking by putting an event in the client that checks for position changes... So if the character's x,y position changes, then the client would just set the animation to walking until the x,y position stop changing, and then it would set to idle.

    But for stuff like attacking you'd still need some data sent from the server to inform the client that the player is attacking and to update that animation accordingly.

    It's a bit different with Lacewing but much more flexible/powerful. You don't want to use MooClick, I'm just telling you now. Even if it seems easier at first.

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  • You'll want to spend some time at the Lacewing section of these forums:

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    DizzyDoo also made some fantastic video tutorials (with example files)

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  • thanks but i don´t know why appear a message for me: felipesfx, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:
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  • Ah, you need to go to your forum settings (should be a link at the top right called Settings) and then on that page you need to enter in your serial number for MMF or whatever product you're using. Then you'll get access to those forums.

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