PRoblem......

Friends, I'm creating shots for the player, but I want him to shoot from time to time, using Every X seconds, using the variable of the player, and ShotFreq variable shot, ReductionFreq.

Would be "Every ((player.ShotFreq-shot.ReductionFreq) / 10)"

However, the variable of the shot comes with a 0 value, even though set with 2.

I tried to set the variable at the beginning of the game with a Set Value System, but still has not changed, you know why?

I'd steer away from using 'every X seconds' for this type of thing. I think it's safer to use a timer.

Timer = delta-time?

Every tick, add dt to the timer. That will give a nice timer that increases once per second.

Thanks.

But I must add one or 0.01?

And It's okay to smash the variable?

The problem with adding 0.01 is that it'll eventually create an inconsistency, generating numbers like 0.01000000001

urbano - add dt (a system expression) to the timer, otherwise it won't keep track of time properly. See this tutorial on delta-time for more information.

Thanks Ashley.

7Soul, told me that. Now I'm using Construct to the completion of the work of my graduate work.

Another problem I found was to change the value of an object at runtime and use it to count.

Thanks Scirra Friends