Hi everyone,

I am trying to write code to for a maze like game and my partner and I figured it would be easiest to make the background the top down view of the maze and then make a symbol for the collision that is a replica of the top down version, only where the walls are is black and where the player can walk is transparent. Now the symbol is definitely transparent where it should be but I can't get this to work. I found a file from Adobe that is a maze program and it looks like it uses the method I want to use but the problem is the code for it is embedded somewhere in the .fla file and I can't find it. I found the part that controls the collision detection but there is also another part called maze.walls and I can't find it for the life of me. Does anyone know how to implement this? And if not, can anyone find the maze.walls actionscript in the file I have attached?

 Maze.zip ( 19.31k ) Number of downloads: 163


Thanks

Tbh this is why i realy dislike flash.
It is so hard to find code...

You might try the movie explorer (Window-> Movie explorer, or alt-F3 on a mac)
In it i see some code hidden in the Maze object.

Yeah I definitely would not be using flash if it was up to me, but it's for a class. I tried that but I only found code for the maze object. It references an object calls walls, but I don't know what that is. I can't find any code for it, and as far as can tell, no instances are named walls.

perhaps making a new copy of the original from adobe helps. it looks like some things got lost along the line.

Hi
I am Kbangel and I am new and totally lost trying to make this maze work. Help!
I have a maze with a Frankenstein to go through it and I put some code on the button but I can't figure out where the other code goes to make work. It should say you won or loser. I am so lost but my friend made hers work. Can anyone help me?

var timelimit:Number=500;
thetime=timelimit;
_root.onEnterFrame = function(){
If(thetime<1){
time ran out
goAndPlay(2);
}
}

this is the code on my button:
on (release) {
gotoAndPlay(1);
}