OMG! YES! SUCCESS!

Yes. I feel my life has been fulfilled now that I have created my first custom scene behavior to reset when a control is pressed AND IT WORKED! WHOO-HOO!

Then do more with your life, and become an overachiever.

But maybe this should have been in the resource section. Anyway, what's it called on forge?

Then do more with your life, and become an overachiever.

But maybe this should have been in the resource section. Anyway, what's it called on forge?

He never said he put it on StencylForge. He just seems excited over creating his first behavior.

I think in the modern age, "Hello, World!" should actually broadcast out to the entire world so that everyone knows you've started down your path to greatness

I was pretty excited when I first got things enemies to move and die the way I wanted them to -- and when I got that first scene change to work, and I could move between multiple scenes when I wanted to.

I just had the thought this morning that there probably aren't many young people who know what a B-side is. It makes me wonder: how long until the young programmers don't get what "Hello, World!" is?

You made a behaviour? pfff you are smalltime. Just wait till you solve a bug that's been taunting you for days.

EDIT: when did i get the "expert stencyler" medal? awesome

EDIT: when did i get the "expert stencyler" medal? awesome

On the road to greatness, Cheers!

Welcome to the Stencyl Overmen club, Greg-Anims. :-)

yay

Awesome man. Once you get the basics down, the learning curve for StencylWorks does tend to ramp up pretty quickly.

I started out with movement behaviors and have made pretty good progress from there.

That said, definitely check out the Featured behaviors on Forge to see how they're made. Doing so early on was invaluable to me in learning how to use StencylWorks' Design Mode.