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[gHan2000]

This seems weird.

In one of my VbB games the missiles are shooting to the right side of the screen.

Code:

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rem Generated 2/13/2011 6:17:27 PM by Visual bB Version 1.0.0.554
rem **********************************
rem *<filename> *
rem *<description> *
rem *<author> *
rem *<contact info> *
rem *<license> *
rem **********************************
playfield:
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XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
end

COLUBK = $7A
COLUPF = 84
player0x=50:player0y=50
player1x=20:player1y=20
missile0height=4:missile0y=255
NUSIZ0 = 16

sprites

player0:
100100
%10011001
%01111110
011000
111100
100100
100100
111100
end

player1:
000000
111100
%01111110
%01100110
%01100110
%01111110
111100
000000
end

if missile0x>240 then goto skip
missile0y=missile0y-2: goto draw_loop
skip
if joy0fire then missile0y = player0y-2:missile0y=player0x+4

draw_loop
drawscreen
goto sprites

Got any ideas?

I have been using gigafide's Youtube tutorial.

Edit: Ignore the indenting, the forum did that.

Edited by gHan2000, Thu Feb 17, 2011 3:33 PM.

[GroovyBee]

When you say "glitch" to me it means there is a bug in bB when in fact its in your code .

Please use the "code" tags and not the "quote" tags. It makes things much easier to read. To help people debug your code its better to attach your file instead.

Anyways...

gHan2000, on Thu Feb 17, 2011 3:32 PM, said:

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missile0height=4:missile0y=255

There aren't 255 pixels available in Y.

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if joy0fire then missile0y = player0y-2:missile0y=player0x+4

You are initialising missile0y twice. The first time :-

missile0y = player0y-2

and then

missile0y=player0x+4

Maybe you meant to initialise its x co-ordinate instead?