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• • alextro
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  • 26 Jun, 2015
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  Indeed I did that in my working capx which is inspired from Doraemon Gadget Rescue.

  Here a preview:

  

  Still working on the sample, move onto spawning system. So wait untill I finished the capx and I'll share the capx.

  (Struggle on finding the most efficient way to build entire system)

• • alextro
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  • 25 Jun, 2015
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  You can modify some events to meet your needs. Just in case, I will create another demo file to showcase how filling empty space works.

• • alextro
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  • 25 Jun, 2015
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  Draw connection link between sprites:

  If you want to immediately re-spawn after block being destroyed, see my example here:

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• • alextro
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  • 24 Jun, 2015
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  hmott

  Indeed it help me alot to understand to synch json data with dictionary object. Well explained.

• • alextro
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  • 23 Jun, 2015
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  This is must be what volkiller730 mean:

• • alextro
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  • 23 Jun, 2015
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  zikdot

  Shouldn't be a problem, once destroyed system will add a value to the score. Might be it would be something with collision event. To anticipate speedy object doesn't detected collide with other object, I usually use overlap test:

  Sprite1 is overlap Sprite2, Trigger once >> Destroy Sprite1

  Put 'Trigger once' after 'overlap'.

• • alextro
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  • 22 Jun, 2015
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  Previous thread relate to the topic:

• • alextro
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  • 21 Jun, 2015
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  A special stage:

  pix_special

  
• • alextro
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  • 21 Jun, 2015
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  A Blessed month for all of you

  Reveal the picture in pix:

  pix_special

  
• • alextro
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  • 20 Jun, 2015
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  What are you up to? Boids ? Or something else? A picture will help people to understand the case.

• • alextro
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  • 19 Jun, 2015
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  In browser preview, the url can acces file directly by typing the filename and it's extension:

  Tag | "pick level"

  URL | level2.json

  And you can replace the url fieldname with a variable to pass a level name.

  Thanks matte for giving some clues so my project progressing flawlessly.

• • alextro
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  • 18 Jun, 2015
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  This is what I'm trying to say:

  
• • alextro
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  • 18 Jun, 2015
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  Uh I don't know what you want to do with local/web-storage as a condition to play a sound fx.

  Would be better if score occur after those Ninja destroyed (Ninja on destroyed >> add 1 to score). With your current condition the score will not store the value correctly especially when more Ninjas collide with a "color" box at the same time. Trust me I made some test!

  So you can safely placing sound fx & score after 'Ninja on destroyed'. But make sure set text to score after add 1 to score, or simply separate the text action under 'every tick' condition.

• • alextro
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  • 17 Jun, 2015
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  Was sub event placed after enemy destroyed? If that true then it is not the correct way to code.

• • alextro
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  • 17 Jun, 2015
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  as DaniellMesquita said, use drag and drop behavior. Then when the object overlap with a cake, do a checking whether it is on drop condition then set the action to drop. Additionally you can include pin behavior to attach the object to the cake as the cake move.