Absolute Beginner's Guide Part 16 - Coding Death

Absolute Beginner's Guide Part 16 - Coding Death
It's time to die, but in a much cooler way than what we've been doing. Restarting the game is fine, but there's a lot more we can, and should, do when the player is defeated. Today we'll learn how to handle death, change the background speed with code, and learn of a very useful event called "Outside Room" and how to use it properly.
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[@14bitashes74]

I've always been a sucker for death animations, personally! The more bloodier and gorier and shocking, the better! Nothing says (and encourages you) to fail more than a detailed animation of the bird being impaled by the spikes. Would be cool if you showed how, but I get if it's too much even if you had time. lol

[@Rollyourown1]

great Video as always!

[@bromyomedits]

I did not know you could copy and paste events I wish i kjnew that

[@LetsLearnThisTogether]

Now you do

[@Rollyourown1]

me too:)

[@bromyomedits]

Whayt mic is that?