Ashley Phoenix

@GRiiM 

Is it possible in Game Maker 3d?

if they are all the enemies, I would suggest using  a parent enemy object to make it easier to use. Also, try your game in debug mode. If all the enemies are gone off screen, check the instances to check. 

I don't think it's the code, it looks fine to me, just a little messy...

if you did use the parent object, you could easily check how many enemies were left by using draw_text(X,Y,string(instance_number(obj_Penemy))

X and Y being the text coordinate and Penemy the parent enemy object. I hope I helped...

You can implement your own collision detecting system with some little coding. The basics are usually checking the z level of one object and the height+z of the other.

Here is an example file by me:

http://dl.dropbox.co...ion_Example.gmk

Although this is sort of what I'm looking for, I don't think this will work for more complicated models. although I can still use this for some of my objects, thanks.

When people say have your textures to the power of two, it means you must have the gun texture at sizes like 512*512 or 256*256 and others. To do this, you need to open your background file in game maker with your gun texture and click transform, then click stretch and make your background size a power of two.

Just wondering if you can use a variable name for "fname" in sprite_add.

Example:
variable="Apple"

sprite_add(apple.png...etc)

What do I need to change, or is it even possible?

Yaa ...you can use any variable inplace of 'fname'
Create event

Imgname='Apple.png'//name of image file
sprite_add(Imgname,..,..,etc)

here Apple.png is in same folder where ur gmk ..or game is..
Enjoy
SB