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• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 25 Jul, 2016
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  If you like me to show you, then make a second list with all multiplicators, post that capx, and i will alter it.

• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 25 Jul, 2016
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  2 difficult with the car behavior. Wel 4 me it is.

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/o59rd8lunc8b2 ... .capx?dl=0

  Need:

  behavior-litetween_t70700

  Carefull, that is a behavior. Copy to ...

  Program Files\Construct 2\exporters\html5\behaviors

• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 25 Jul, 2016
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  Gold wend negative. You see the minus sign. Texbox is not wide enough to write the other characters.

  You have to cap things.

  Say you substract 1 from gold each click. But it can not go lower then zero. Assuming it is a glabol variable called 'Gold', the calculation is:

  Set variable 'gold' to > max(0,Gold - 1)

• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 24 Jul, 2016
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  If you gooing to make an instance variable for each multiplicator for each character, thats gonna be a lot of events.

  Suggestion, make a second list holding all the multiplicators in the same order as the characters.

  If you name that second list 'Mult', then the calculation =

  int(CPBox.Text) * int(Mult.ItemTextAt(List.SelectedIndex))

  One line of code for any selection and any value input.

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  • 24 Jul, 2016
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  The instance variable Bulbausur in text is updated with Text.Bulbausur*200, as you ask it to do.

  But, you do it on each tick. Wich leads to a infinity number real soon.

  I suppose you meant event 3 to be a SUB-EVENT to event 2. Just drag 3 under 2.

  I also suppose that you wanted to writte the multiplication outcom in the textfield, not in the the Bulbausur variable. So ... Text > set text > str(Text.Bulbausur*200)

  Tip: you can translate the string of the input to a number with: int (CPBox.Text).

  Now the calculation = int(CPBox.Text) * Text.Bulbausur

• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 24 Jul, 2016
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  this way ?

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/m5qzc025pyeyp ... .capx?dl=0

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  • 23 Jul, 2016
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  Dont think there is a 'latest version'. It is burryd and forgotten.

  But you can still use it. When adding a plugin to the layout, right click in the window listing the plugins. Choose the only choice given.

  Also, i think it is still temporal 'there', to be backwards compatible. I will not be suprised when it is totaly gone in some nearby future version. So, using it is up to you and only up to you.

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  • 22 Jul, 2016
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  Or the question is really:

  How do i play a certain animation during dragging? Still a chance thats the thing, iffen you ask me.

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  • 22 Jul, 2016
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  I do like the way to add numbers/strings into the array. Its superb. I do like the loop 'for'. I do like the 'steps' implementation. The shuffle & sort are awsome.

  But i HATE the fact that they cant be bi-dimensional as promissed. You want the download back ?

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  • 22 Jul, 2016
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  I suppose this is the game that can't be linked to ?

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  • 22 Jul, 2016
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  That could end in a nice Drive-By, style 'Reality Defeats Fiction'.

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  • 22 Jul, 2016
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  That 'offset' is middle in your object.

  Check offset at

  Self.X - distance*sin(60)

  Self.Y - distance*cos(60)

  Where distance is anything you need.

  To see what you are dooing, you can move a small sprite at

  test_player.X - distance*sin(60)

  test_player.Y - distance*cos(60)

  I see that youre player is a circle, that offset will also be a circle.

  Dont forget to move it 'back' when a overlapping is dedected. Else it keeps overlapping. You have to make a sorta 'push out of solids' routine.

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  • 22 Jul, 2016
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  It is possible with physics too. But you need a plugin.

  rexrainbow 's rex_physics_gravitation plugin

  behavior-gravitation-for-physics-behavior_t70521

  Here is an example. All objects are draggeble. The (bad drawn) planets are gravity sources, so in fact they are the position the gravity works towards. That is the same as defining an angle. You can even have more then one gravity source.

  https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1SSu ... GJ2eUhxVnc

• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 22 Jul, 2016
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  If you are looking for the smallest difference between two angles, just if, then use this expression:

  anglediff(angle 1, angle 2)

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  • 22 Jul, 2016
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  Why so ? Did you open my example ?