The MOVEMENT command allows you to define a movement of an object,
starting from a given ATLAS and giving a destination, that can be
relative to the current position or absolute. Once defined, the
movement, IT can then be used at any time.
In order for this to work, you need to indicate a variable prefix that will be
associated with the trajectorty of the object that will have this movement.
This can be indicated with the USING keyword.
The relative movement lasts as the number of the frames contained in the
ATLAS given with the WITH keyword. The absolute movement, instead,
depends on the original and destination position.
This statement will generate a series of variables: on relative movements,
'prefixSteps which will be decremented to zero when movement is ended;
prefixX and prefixY, which will contain the position where
the object is located actually. If a movement to a position is required,
the prefixTX and prefixTY variables will contain the destination
position, white prefixPath'' will be defined, to take track of the
movement itself.
MOVEMENT id [rel] WITH atlas [DELAY delay] USING player rel: LEFT|RIGHT|UP|DOWN MOVEMENT id TO POSITION [DELAY delay] USING player MOVEMENT id STEADY USING player
MOVEMENT left TLEFT WITH playerForward USING player
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