MyFishGame (Nemo Version) and questions about it

#1 For showing animations (in script) you'll want to use .playAnimation(). Look in the reference doc for all the parameters.

As far as the bitmaps go, I would use a GuiBitmapCtrl. If you have no idea what I am talking about then, you'd be better off using the .setVisible(bool) instead of .setEnabled.

If you want to learn more about the GUI look here

#2 Ok, this is quite a big question ;)

1) It's difficult to see why it's not working without code. When your in the level builder, is your fish animated? Don't forget to build your animation if you haven't already done so. You can do by clicking on the Create tab. Then where there are three icons (just above the datablock drop-down menu), the white one with a blue curve is the animation builder. Click that and create your animation. (If you don't know how to use it, check the "animated sprites.pdf" file in your torque documentation folder). It'll show you how to create the animation and add it to your game.

2) To change the image, you could use the "setImageMap" command. Say you have an imagemap called "deadImageMap" and another one called "readyImageMap". You could do something like this:

if player is dead ( << replace with your collision code, or whatever your using to determine whether it's dead)
     $myObject.setImageMap("deadImageMap");

if player is ready 
    $myObject.setImageMap("readyImageMap");

Depending on your code, you might be better off using Switch/Case commands, but that's the basic idea. Simply use the setImageMap command depening on it's status.

Hope that helps.

EDIT: just read Kevin's post and realised that Dead and Ready are screens, not player status. In that case, do what Kevin suggests. I'll leave my answer to the second part anyway, incase you want to know how to switch imagemaps :)

#3 Looking at his screenshots, I kinda guessed Muerto! means "You dead foo!" or "You ready, foo!?" :P

#4 Ah yes lol. I only looked at the first screenshot, and assumed the rest were similar :/

#5 Yes friends, Muerto! means You are a Dead Fish (in spanish), it's a bitmap that i wish to show when the dead variable is set to 1 and i want to hide it when the dead var is set to 0.

#6 Check the GUI link that Kevin posted. For this type of thing, you could use a GUI. It also means you can have buttons like "retry" or "exit to main menu". In particular, you would want to use pop/push dialogs, which are explained in those tutorials.
Or, when the person dies, and the screen comes up the first time, try reloading the level:

function onDeath(){
       $deathScreen.setEnabled(true);
       schedule(5000, 0, "reloadLevel"); //This will wait 5 seconds.The 5000 is in milliseconds. 
}


function reloadLevel(){
        sceneWindow2d.loadLevel("<project name>/data/levels/myLevel.t2d");
}

I think that would reset all variables, and it should work. Give it a try and see if it works.

#7 Ok man, thank you
i will try it

i will be in contact