It's good for the nudge in a chat thing, but not so much for an actual explosion. Typically, the view itself shakes rather than the entire window. This leads to problems in fullscreen games where the window can't move at all. Quite limited.

I rate 7.

Basic, but some people may find it useful. And as Littlink said it is generally better to make the view shake rather than the whole window =]

@Littlink: I understand that shaking in fullscreen cuases problems that why in the script it exits it if it is in fullscreen.

@Marbs: Okay.. I could get another version out with another script that shakes the view instead of the window.

But there are thousands of scripts to make the veiw change, this is unique.
9/10, for good execution

Kinda handy I suppose, it would be nice if it was the view that was shaking instead, but this works and has uses for some things too.

8/10

@PY: Ty glad someone thought it was cool.

@NH17: I'm going to get another version out with a view shake script.

Wow. That's a pretty cool little example. Might come in handy some day.

8/10

Thank you VTG

10/10, does what it does perfectly.

Ty edmunn

good, not really for games though. 10/10 because it does what it's meant for.

Thanks

Good for window mode

hmmmmm... i tested this example and it isnt that good :(

The game can accept key functions, but sprites and instances freeze. Also, it looks very ugly because the stuff on the screen will 'tear', even with syncronization. The window also looks pretty ugly.

I would just make a timer and set the window position each step until the timer is done, because it is much smoother, and can be done just as easily. Sorry if i didnt understand the point of the script...

Its okay, this is just one method of doing this. Your way would indeed work this is just a different method to use a script alone.

But thanks for trying it out

Does well what it is supposed to, 9/10 :)