Level-loading tutorial?

[LB]

http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=148570#Post1485 70

[Namida]

Thanks for that. =)
Another fairly simple question: What formats are supported by Load Frame on active objects?

[LB]

Go to application peroperties and edit the image filters to whatever you want. I think that should match up with what you want.

[Namida]

Got another question...
I know how to do it in the level player, but in the level *editor*, what's the best way to use a tileset from a single file (rather than having a seperate file for each tile)?

[Jacob]

The first link in that list demonstrates this.

[Namida]

As I said - example files have always been a bitch for me to follow.

However, I think I have a good (albeit a little bit odd on the coding side, should work just fine on the using side and besides the editor is for internal use only) idea on how to get a working system anyway. =)

Thanks for your help. =)



Now... as a thanks to everyone who helped me, and just for a little something to play for everyone who wants something extra to mess with, here's the OLD version of my project. Of course, it's being redone from scratch to have a smoother and less-glitchy engine (not that many of the glitches are anything more than graphical), as well as of course support editable levels. =)
But here you go:

http://www.fileden.com/files/2010/2/20/2767553//n00bninjaolddemo.zip

(EDIT: Just to make sure everyone knows, I had no intention of keeping the Crash Bandicoot sound effects and music for the final release.)

(ANOTHER EDIT: Any feedback is welcome, as the final result is likely to be similar, just with better levels - it's much easier to bother designing them well with a tile based editor than with quick backdrops.)