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• • 99Instances2Go
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  If you intend to write more events to this (dont know if thats gonna be the case), that wait will bring you hopeless problems.

  Besides that.

  Use Browser plugin to log Sprite.UID&"/"&loop&"**"&Pico to the console in your last loop.

  'loop' in there is a global variable you add 1 to in that last event.

  Watch it run in Chrome's console.

  At any iteration you (mostly) write a bigger number on a 'next' index in the array. It rarely resets.

  So next iteration, when that next index is used, pico grows according, and keeps growing.

  When the sprite 50 is picked, it allready does like 120.000 iterations. At that moment you write the same value on the same place in the array like 3000 times.

  It is freezing because you created a near endless loop.

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  rownumberofname =Array.IndexOf("nameentry"), assuming that "nameentry" is stored on the X-index.

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  https://docs.cocoon.io/

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  https://www.dropbox.com/s/jbcss55rf3ifi ... .capx?dl=0

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  Start with a (0,1,1) array. If you only need the X-axis. Push new values to it, to keep the array from 'wasting'.

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  Common Conditions, Common Actions and Common Expressions have there own page in the manual.

  A ton of empty space is a heartless waste of computer memory.

  But, i suspect that you use 'zero' as a value, hence, they are not even 'empty'.

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  https://www.dropbox.com/s/w5x5g8lszizjp ... .capx?dl=0

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  You look into the future, and when the future is fine, you spawn in the present.

  This means that, when the future is not fine, you dont spawn in the present (@ the current position).

  It checks, but it can not spawn.

  Rather, check the present, spawn if possible, move to the future. (future will become present)

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/oaoq0t1nkxoi7 ... .capx?dl=0

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  Would you gonna use TextBox with Type = number (maybe you love the spinners) ...

  And would you want the numbers limited to 0,1,2,3 or 4 (natural numbers, so 1.333 is not allowed) ....

  .... Then you have to deal with a lot of exceptions.

  First this, the TextBox.text expression can only contain numbers.

  Yet, it accepts the characters "-" and "+" and "," and "." as input.

  It shows them, but they will not be inside the TextBox.text expression, unless they form a number.

  So

  if you type "4+4" in the Box, TextBox.text contains something, but it is not the empty string ""

  if you type "-" in the the Box, TextBox.text contains something, but it is not the empty string ""

  if you type "-5", TextBox.text contains "-5", that is a number.

  If you type "4.", TextBox.text contains something, but it is not the empty string ""

  If you type "4.1" , TextBox.text contains "4.1", that is a number.

  So. Again. The TextBox.text expression can only contain numbers, even if it is showing something else.

  This is a modest attempt to catch the exceptions.

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/qsi250afm5ie9 ... .capx?dl=0

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  This usually means that the animation is set to something else, somewhere in the events before the shown events. Like 'Idle', or so.

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  Simple way: use the Persist behavior.

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/f31j3t503678b ... .capx?dl=0

  https://www.scirra.com/manual/161/persist

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  I was (wrongly) expecting that a hard refresh would erase the cache, including the Local Storage.

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  Note angles in Construct 2 start with 0 degrees facing right and increment clockwise.

  Actions found in a object :

  Rotate clockwise

  Rotate the object a number of degrees clockwise.

  Rotate counter-clockwise

  Rotate the object a number of degrees counter-clockwise.

  Rotate toward angle

  Rotate the object a number of degrees toward another angle. If the object is close to the target angle it will not overshoot (it will end up exactly at the target angle).

  Rotate toward position

  Rotate the object a number of degrees toward a position. If the object is close to facing the target angle it will not overshoot (it will end up exactly at the target angle).

  Set angle

  Set the object's angle in degrees, from 0 to 360. 0 degrees is facing right and angles increment clockwise.

  Set angle toward position

  Set the object's angle to face a position in the layout.

  Behaviours to rotate:

  The rotate behaviour

  The Sine behaviour

  Almost all other behaviours that move an object also rotate that object.

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  https://www.dropbox.com/s/zk61f482bsxsj ... .capx?dl=0

  It is maybe to exact for your device. Maybe have to add a pixel or two to the offset.

  Under my dt environment it is almost pixel perfect.