How to Help Someone with Game Maker or Zelda Classic or Both

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: If and when you download

   a Zelda Classic such as "Zelda Classic
   2.5" for example.
   
   Read all NotePad documents as thoroughly as possible.
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   Step 2: install

   , For example:
   Okay, Gina is wondering how to set a Guy for Cave, she knows all else though. ,,, Game Maker
   7.0 Pro Edition or Game Maker
   7.0 Lite Edition or Game Maker
   8.1 Standard Edition or any other Game Maker, read the asking for help online very very carefully.,, For example, 'Okay the administrator of this forum named Jody is trying to help her husband Troy do if relative but she and he does not know how to but Jody is asking in the thread how to do if relative so she can teach her husband Troy how to do if relative.'
   
   In Johnny_Helper's Step Event put the following if (instance_number(Johnny) = 1) { with (Johnny) { if (variable_local_exists("hp"))) { if (variable_local_exists("hp_times_by"))) { if (hp_times_by <> 1) { hp *= hp_times_by; hp_times_by = 1}}}} and in Johnny's Create Event put hp = 101; hp_times_by = 1; and in Johnny's K press event put hp_times_by = 13; in Johnny's Step Event put if (hp_times_by = 13) vspeed = 1; put Johnny_Helper and also Johnny in room0 and start the game and press K and there ya go Jody!! You are welcome :) : ) ; ) ;) for example.,, if you need to.,, Zelda Classic, read all NotePad documents.,,,,,,,,
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   Step 3: use etc.

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   Step 4: When the person is asking for help listen to the person carefully.

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   Step 5: While listening to the person think of an appropriate response.

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   Step 6: If and when you know the answer(s) say the answer(s) such as Gina" press G button

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   Step 7: and then you will be able to choose a guy for people to see when they enter that cave on that screen.

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   Step 8: If he or she or they say "Thank you" say "You are welcome" or "Cool way

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   Step 9: you're welcome".

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    Step 10: Whether the person downloads

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    Step 11: installs

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    Step 12: uses etc.

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    Step 13: Read in Game Maker's help manual at least all of the following 5 pages: vspeed place_meeting id instance_place if statements but it is a good idea to read more.

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    Step 14: If you know how to help the person

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    Step 15: think carefully of how you need to help the person.

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    Step 16: When you know what you need to type and post

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    Step 17: type and post such as Jody here is how if relative is done correctly (meaning no errors nor error nor both) : Create an object named Johnny and another object named Johnny_Helper.

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    Step 18: If he or she posts "Thank you" say "You are welcome".

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    Step 19: You can also link to https://www.google.com/ https://www.google.com/ http://www.ask.com/ http://www.blekko.com/ http://www.bing.com/ https://www.yahoo.com/ etc.

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    Step 20: Read what the person is asking online carefully.

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    Step 21: If you do not know a lot about Zelda Classic but you do download

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    Step 22: install

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    Step 23: use etc.

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    Step 24: If and when you know how to help the person

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    Step 25: think about what you need to post.

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    Step 26: Type up what you need to post such as Left arrow button moves character left in Jason's quest for example.

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    Step 27: Post it.

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    Step 28: If and when you are thanked say "You are welcome".

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    Step 29: If you have not read the Game Maker help manual do read it often

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    Step 30: When the person is speaking think carefully on what to say while you are not yet speaking but listening.

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    Step 31: When the person wants or needs your response say

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    Step 32: for example To check if Heidi is only one pixel away put if (place_meeting+1

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    Step 33: Heidi) and not place_meeting(x>1

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    Step 34: Heidi)) { health = 1;} .

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    Step 35: If and when you are thanked say "You are welcome".

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