QUADROLINE'S PROFILE

author=Darken
if you don't have official rm2k3 though.

author=hedge1
There are two ways to do this.

If you have the most recent English version of rm2k3, you can show images by variable reference. So make images of every level of the gauge (say 20 of them) and then show the appropriate image. Something like the following (not exact code):

TempVariable = CurrentStamina
TempVariable * 20 <-- use however many images you have here
TempVariable / MaximumStamina
Show Image StaminaMeter_0000 using TempVariable as the variable reference

The other option is to place your stamina meter on a screen edge and then as your stamina drops, have it move off screen. We create the TempVariable similarly, except because we only need a single image for this (the image of the full bar), we can have it move pixel by pixel.

TempVariable = CurrentStamina
TempVariable * 20 <-- use the width of the full StaminaMeter, in pixels
TempVariable / MaximumStamina
Show Image FullStaminaMeter where x = TempVariable and y = whatever you want

Place which ever code you use in a common event, and then call that event when needed. I would not call it on parallel process, but you could call it at the end of the parallel process event which slowly refills the stamina gauge when you're not running (assuming you have such a mechanic).