để bạn có thể xem các khu vực khác của nó. Đó là điều hướng có thể trở nên bực bội khi bạn đang cố gắng để di chuyển khoảng cách, vì vậy tôi cũng bao gồm hỗ trợ cho các phím mũi tên trên bàn phím. Tôi đề nghị sử dụng các phím mũi tên để di chuyển dễ dàng. | so that you can see other areas of it. That navigation can become frustrating when you re trying to move distances so I also included support for the keyboard arrow keys. I suggest using the arrow keys for easy movement. On that note skip over to the bottom-right corner of the screen just for a moment to the reposition button. When you click that button the world moves back to its starting position. To the right of the directional arrow keys are four items each of which is draggable. You can click and drag item over the level and then release it. Note that you can only drag these items into the area within the black lines on the stage. The first item has the word gap written on it. By default the entire ground from x 0 to 4800 is a walkable area. To add areas of no ground that is gaps you drag and drop this movie clip. should note that a gap has no y position so when you drop this movie clip onto the stage you don t have to worry about placing it exactly over the ground all that s necessary is to place it horizontally where you There are three buttons on the gap movie clip a left arrow a right arrow and a minus sign. The arrows controlling and adjusting the width of the gap The left arrow shrinks the movie clip horizontally. The right arrow makes it wider. The minus sign is something you ll see on all four of the elements. It allows you to remove an item from the stage. If you placed the item but no longer want it on the stage click the minus button and the item will be removed. The next element is the collectable ice cube item. This is an easy one as it has no configurable properties. drag it to the position where you want it. Then we have the platform movie clip. Notice that there is only one of these not three. That is because this one movie clip can be configured to display any of the three types. Drag the clip out onto the level. Click the i button on it the i stands for info . This opens an information-display window where you can edit all of the block node .
