Script works only once

[luciano_villalba (luciano)]

In state 1 I have 2 always connected to python controller
the first of the python controller has a script that moves the character

the next always has a script that when detects the ground and the space key changes to state 2

In state 2 I have a delay that activates the jump, then always that is connected to a python controller to move in a different way in the air and finally an always connected to a python controller to detect the ground and return to state 1

The problem is that when I’m in state 1 and I jump, that is I press space key (change to state 2) then I go back to 1 and when I want to jump again, it changes to state 2 (that is good) but the code that moves the characther in a different way is not executed

that is the jump and movement only works once

Game.blend1 (540.3 KB)

[Vortex101]

In STATE2 swap “Move2” script to “Move” script and it runs fine.

[luciano_villalba (luciano)]

Thank you but I want in state 2 to keep the script move2

If you look at the script, move2 has a different way to move (only one direction every jump)

[musikai]

In all (!!) your scripts (also the ray scripts) remove the brackets from the function calls:
instead of
W() or if W()...
use
W or if W...

EDIT: no, this idea was complete nonsense

[luciano_villalba (luciano)]

thanks you but I don’t understand
something like that

(move2)
import bge

cont = bge.logic.getCurrentController()
own = cont.owner

print(“hey”)

keyboard = bge.logic.keyboard

w_key = bge.logic.KX_INPUT_ACTIVE == keyboard.events[bge.events.WKEY]
s_key = bge.logic.KX_INPUT_ACTIVE == keyboard.events[bge.events.SKEY]
a_key = bge.logic.KX_INPUT_ACTIVE == keyboard.events[bge.events.AKEY]
d_key = bge.logic.KX_INPUT_ACTIVE == keyboard.events[bge.events.DKEY]

velocidad = 0.32

def W():
own.applyMovement((0, velocidad, 0))

def S():
own.applyMovement((0, -velocidad, 0))

def A():
own.applyMovement((-velocidad, 0, 0))

def D():
own.applyMovement((velocidad, 0, 0))

if not “key” in own:
own[“key”] = “”

Logic for W

if w_key and (own[“key”] == “” or own[“key”] == “w”):
own[“key”] = “w”
W
print(“work W”)

Logic for S

elif s_key and (own[“key”] == “” or own[“key”] == “s”):
own[“key”] = “s”
S
print(“work S”)

Logic for A

elif a_key and (own[“key”] == “” or own[“key”] == “a”):
own[“key”] = “a”
A
print(“work A”)

Logic for D

elif d_key and (own[“key”] == “” or own[“key”] == “d”):
own[“key”] = “d”
D
print(“work D”)

Game2.blend (540.5 KB)

[musikai]

sorry, I was totally wrong. Brackets like in your first post are correct.

Just remove the space in ray2 script:
change

if ray():
    own["key"] = " "
    cont.owner.state = 1

to

if ray():
    own["key"] = ""
    cont.owner.state = 1

Game.blend (540.3 KB)

[luciano_villalba (luciano)]

really thank you