I want to make a SM63 like game

[BASILISK 9000]

Please, I need help!

[Blablob]

We gave you help. You have to learn the basics before you can learn the complexities, otherwise none of it will make sense.

[BASILISK 9000]

I did, and something I need to figure out, some actionscript, like that code when the enemy gets hit, and get blown away upward or at the side..

[Zed98]

I did, and something I need to figure out, some actionscript, like that code when the enemy gets hit, and get blown away upward or at the side..

We gave you help. You have to learn the basics before you can learn the complexities, otherwise none of it will make sense.

Does that answer your question?

I started from the basics of just messing around with Game Maker codes. Now I know most of the things I'll need to program out to make something (Like an enemy flying backwards with an animation when hit, and a random chance of that) happen. Start from the basics, ok? Then you'll get better, and soon you'll be able to make a game.

~Zed98

[BASILISK 9000]

I did learn from the basics, but I tried thinking as a programmer, and not using Game Maker..
I tried the "Moving script" Like that. Like when your playing a RPG game, you move and it's like in the script.. But I knew it wasn't it.. I need the script, that's my 2nd problem, my 1st is the enemy movement going left and right randomly. And when going to a wall, it goes the other way.. Just that.

[Zed98]

I did learn from the basics, but I tried thinking as a programmer, and not using Game Maker..
I tried the "Moving script" Like that. Like when your playing a RPG game, you move and it's like in the script.. But I knew it wasn't it.. I need the script, that's my 2nd problem, my 1st is the enemy movement going left and right randomly. And when going to a wall, it goes the other way.. Just that.

Thats a good start. My game had enemies that switched directions when hitting a wall. Then I worked my way towards learning on how to make the enemies stop when they reach a wall. You started off with basic movement, and this is a good thing. Now you can try to go deeper into the coding of it. Trust me, you'll know how to do it soon enough!