_root.Dip is determining the direction your bullets shoot.  what is that?

then try:

 

 

this is in my bullet movie clip on the timeline.

 

_root.bulletArray.push(this)

speed=12

_root.shootable=false

//_rotation=_root.Dip._rotation

onEnterFrame=function(bullet){

          if(_x>550){

                    removeMovieClip(this)

          }else if(_x<0){

                    removeMovieClip(this)

          }else if(_y>400){

                    removeMovieClip(this)

          }else if(_y<0){

                    removeMovieClip(this)

          }

          _x+=Math.cos(_rotation*Math.PI/180)*speed

}

 

 

this is on the main timeline.

 

bulletArray = new Array()

Bullets = 0;

 

function shoot(){

           var Bullet = attachMovie("Meteor", "Meteor"+Bullets, _level0.getNextHighestDepth(), {_x:Dip._x, _y:Dip._y});

Bullet._rotation=Dip._rotation

}

 

This is the script in my character.

 

onClipEvent (load) {

          gravity = 12;

          walkSpeed = 3;

          maxJump = 15;

          scale = _xscale;

}

onClipEvent (enterFrame) {

          if (Key.isDown(Key.LEFT)) {

                    _xscale = -scale;

                    _x -= walkSpeed;

                    _root.Dip.Dip1.gotoAndStop(2)

          }

          if (Key.isDown(Key.RIGHT)) {

                    _xscale = +scale;

                    _x += walkSpeed;

                    _root.Dip.Dip1.gotoAndStop(2)

          }

          if (air == true) {

                    _y += gravity;

                    state = 3;

          }

          if (_root.floor.hitTest(_x, _y, true)) {

                    air = false;

          } else {

                    air = true;

          }

          if (Key.isDown(Key.UP) && jump == true) {

                    _y -= jumpSpeed;

          }

          if (air == false) {

                    jump = true;

                    jumpcount = 1;

                    jumpSpeed = 30;

          }

          if (Key.isDown(Key.UP)) {

                    jumpcount += 1;

                    jump = false

          }

if (Key.isDown(Key.SPACE)) {

                    _root.shoot()

          }

}

onClipEvent (enterFrame) {

          if (this._x>=550) {

                    this._x = 545;

          }

          if (this._x<=10) {

                    this._x = 15;

          }

}

 

It all works but when i turn around it still shoots the same way im sure its something simple but i just cant work it out.

you're welcome.

you should work on moving all code from objects to timelines (or classes).  but moving code from objects to timelines is a pretty easy transition and makes your code much easier to debug, maintain and extend.

you're welcome.

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