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I will give you the code for certain aspects of the game, and let you with your creative mind to use the code to create your own unique game.. First OFF- Making the mouse something besides its default in your movie: Make the movie clip for your new mouse, probably a target in this case, and add this code too it: [very useful code] onClipEvent (enterFrame) { Mouse.hide(); } onClipEvent (load) { startDrag("", true); } Now with the mouse being your target; the idea is to make what you are trying to hit and destroy into a button which has actions attached to it... so for example create a box as a button and add the following action: on(release){ _visible=false } ~now test the movie.. you shoot the box and it dissapears.. that's the basic stuff... SCORING: make a text box... and change it to "dynamic text" in the properties tab... below that you can put the name "score"... now on the first frame of your movie(you should only have one frame at this point)apply the code~ score = 0 now go back to the box you created and add the code inside the brackets~ {} of the on(release) command: score +=10, it should look like this now: on(release){ _visible=false score+=10 } *test* the movie now and you should notice that shooting the box makes it go away and gives you 10 points for a score... You can use the same technique for life and use the same idea for a time limit to your game... you're ready now, remember to play around with code and use buttons for targets and movie clips for anything else that needs multiple frames and or actions... one last thing to add sound to a shot you need to find a gunfire sound file on your computer and import it into your library; shortcut(F11); when you create your box button on the third frame of that button go to sound in the properties tab and click on the gunfire file... and you have it.. to make a sound on a miss make a movie clip to cover your whole background and do the same thing, except for this button make the alpha = 0, which you'll find in the properties tab....
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