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Infinitely scrolling top down background

Shows how to make an infinitely scrolling top down background by changing camera position.

Fire bullets with built-in cooldown, ammo, reloading, and overheating. Once added to your object that must shoot, use the behavior actions to fire another object as a bullet. These actions check all constraints internally (can be called without conditions, they will only fire when ready) and will make the bullet move (using a permanent force).

Fire bullets toward an object at a specified speed. Call this continuously, the action checks readiness internally — no extra timer or check needed.

FireTowardObject

Fire bullets toward a position at a specified speed. Call this continuously, the action checks readiness internally — no extra timer or check needed.

FireTowardPosition

Fire bullets in the direction of a given angle at a specified speed. Call this continuously, the action checks readiness internally — no extra timer or check needed.

Fire

ReloadAmmo

Check if the object has just fired something.

HasJustFired

Check if bullet rotates to match trajectory.

BulletRotationEnabled

Compare the firing arc (in degrees) where bullets are shot. Bullets are evenly spaced out inside the firing arc.

FiringArc

Change the firing arc (in degrees) where bullets are shot. Bullets are evenly spaced out inside the firing arc.

SetFiringArcOp

Compare the angle variance (in degrees) applied to each bullet.

AngleVariance

Change the angle variance (in degrees) applied to each bullet.

SetAngleVarianceOp

Compare the bullet speed variance (pixels per second) applied to each bullet.

BulletSpeedVariance

Change the bullet speed variance (pixels per second) applied to each bullet.

SetBulletSpeedVarianceOp

Compare the number of bullets shot every time the "fire bullet" action is used.

BulletQuantity

Change the number of bullets shot every time the "fire bullet" action is used.

SetBulletQuantityOp

Change the layer that bullets are created on.

SetBulletLayer

SetRotateBullet

SetUnlimitedAmmo

Compare the firing cooldown (in seconds) also known as rate of fire.

Cooldown

Change the firing cooldown (in seconds) also known as rate of fire.

SetCooldownOp

Compare the reload duration (in seconds).

ReloadDuration

SetReloadDurationOp

Compare the overheat duration (in seconds). When an object is overheated, it can't fire for this duration.

OverheatDuration

Change the overheat duration (in seconds). When an object is overheated, it can't fire for this duration.

SetOverheatDurationOp

AmmoQuantity

SetAmmoQuantityOp

HeatIncreasePerShot

SetHeatPerShotOp

MaxAmmo

SetMaxAmmoOp

ResetTotalShotsFired

ResetTotalBulletsCreated

ResetTotalReloadsCompleted

ShotsPerReload

SetShotsPerReloadOp

SetAutomaticReload

Compare the linear cooling rate (per second).

LinearCoolingRate

Change the linear cooling rate (per second).

SetLinearCoolingRateOp

Compare the exponential cooling rate, per second.

ExponentialCoolingRate

Change the exponential cooling rate, per second.

SetExponentialCoolingRateOp

IncreaseAmmo

BulletLayer

HeatLevel

Total shots fired (multi-bullet shots are considered one shot).

TotalShotsFired

TotalBulletsCreated

TotalReloadsCompleted

Compare the remaining shots before the next reload is required.

ShotsBeforeNextReload

Compare the remaining duration before the cooldown will permit a bullet to be fired, in seconds.

CooldownTimeLeft

Compare the remaining duration before the overheat penalty ends, in seconds.

OverheatTimeLeft

Compare the remaining duration before the reload finishes, in seconds.

ReloadTimeLeft

Check if object is currently performing an ammo reload.

IsReloadInProgress

IsReadyToShoot

IsAutomaticReloadingEnabled

IsUnlimitedAmmo

IsOutOfAmmo

IsReloadNeeded

IsOverheated

IsFiringCooldownActive

FireBullet

Fire bullets from the object at a specified speed. Call this continuously, the action checks readiness internally — no extra timer or check needed.

FireForwardObject3D

Fire bullets from the camera at a specified speed. Call this continuously, the action checks readiness internally — no extra timer or check needed.

FireForwardCamera3D

FireBullet3D

Fire bullets with ammo count, reload timer, and overheat management.

Manage health (life) points, shield and armor.

Apply damage to the object. Shield and armor can reduce this damage if enabled.

Compare current health points of the object.

Health

Change the health points of the object. Will not trigger damage cooldown.

SetHealth

Heal the object by increasing its health points.

Heal

Compare the maximum health points of the object.

MaxHealth

Change the maximum health points of the object.

SetMaxHealthOp

Compare the rate of health regeneration (points per second).

HealthRegenRate

Change the rate of health regeneration (points per second).

SetHealthRegenRateOp

Compare the duration of damage cooldown (seconds).

DamageCooldownDuration

Change the duration of damage cooldown (seconds).

SetCooldownDurationOp

Compare the delay before health regeneration starts after last being hit (seconds).

HealthRegenDelay

Change the delay before health regeneration starts after last being hit (seconds).

SetHealthRegenDelayOp

Compare the chance to dodge incoming damage (range: 0 to 1).

ChanceToDodge

Change the chance to dodge incoming damage (range: 0 to 1).

SetChanceToDodgeOp

Compare the flat damage reduction from the armor. Incoming damage is reduced by this value.

FlatDamageReduction

Change the flat damage reduction from the armor. Incoming damage is reduced by this value.

SetFlatDamageReductionOp

Compare the percent damage reduction from armor (range: 0 to 1).

PercentDamageReduction

Change the percent damage reduction from armor (range: 0 to 1).

SetPercentDamageReductionOp

Allow heals to increase health above max health.  Regeneration will not exceed max health.

AllowOverHealing

TriggerDamageCooldown

Check if health was just damaged previously in the events.

IsJustDamaged

Check if the object was just healed previously in the events.

IsJustHealed

Check if damage cooldown is active. Object and shield cannot be damaged while this is active.

IsDamageCooldownActive

Compare the time before damage cooldown ends (seconds).

DamageCooldownRemaining

Check if the object is considered dead (no health points).

IsDead

Compare the time since last taken hit (seconds).

TimeSinceLastHit

Compare the health damage taken from most recent hit.

PreviousDamageTaken

Compare the maximum shield points of the object.

MaxShield

Change the maximum shield points of the object.

SetMaxShieldOp

Compare the current shield points of the object.

ShieldPoints

Change the current shield points of the object.

SetShieldPointsOp

Compare the rate of shield regeneration (points per second).

ShieldRegenRate

Change the rate of shield regeneration (points per second).

SetShieldRegenRateOp

Compare the delay before shield regeneration starts after being hit (seconds).

ShieldRegenDelay

Change the delay before shield regeneration starts after being hit (seconds).

SetShieldRegenDelayOp

Compare the duration of the shield (seconds). A value of "0" means the shield is permanent.

ShieldDuration

Change the duration of the shield (seconds). A value of "0" means the shield is permanent.

SetShieldDurationOp

Renew shield duration to it's full value.

RenewShieldDuration

Activate the shield by setting the shield points and renewing the shield duration (optional).

ActivateShield

Enable (or disable) blocking excess damage when shield breaks.

SetShieldBlockExcessDamage

Check if the shield was just damaged previously in the events.

IsShieldJustDamaged

Check if incoming damage was just dodged.

IsJustDodged

Check if the shield is active (based on shield points and duration).

IsShieldActive

Compare the time before the shield duration ends (seconds).

ShieldTimeRemaining

Compare the shield damage taken from most recent hit.

PreviousDamageToShield

Compare the health points gained from previous heal.

PreviousHealAmount

Health/life system: damage, shield, armor, regeneration, cooldown, and over-healing.

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Guy & Mech is a 2D platformer game developed by Meek Studio for the Mech Jam.

Controls:
Arrow keys for movement.
Z for entering or exitting mech.
Space for shoot.
LShift for jump.

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