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• • anmaz
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  • 18 Jun, 2015
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  lunarray

  Thank you very much, it works really well now!

  I don't have words to express my gratitude. Thanks for the time dedicated to me!

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• • anmaz
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  • 15 Jun, 2015
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  Hi Lunarray,

  thanks for your help. This is the file link: sendspace .com / file / xhhpvc

  I tried different solutions, using relative or absolute movements and using as condition to trigger the movement back down the Y coordinate or the compare progress = 1. I probably set up something wrong but I can't find my mistake.

• • anmaz
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  • • Joined 1 Jun, 2015
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  • 12 Jun, 2015
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  Hi,

  I'm trying to code the movement of a wave, up from below screen, stop and back to initial position using this plugin.

  This is the code: prntscr. com / 7g5p9y

  Unfortunately i'm not able to reproduce the movement since it doesn't trigger the down move, I think there is some problem with the condition. I also tried to use "compare progress = 1" but it doesn't work either. I initially tried to use the relative target but the sprite starts from below and goes up above the upper limit of the screen. I prefer the relative condition but results are bad

  What i'm doing wrong?

  Ty

• • anmaz
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  • 6 Jun, 2015
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  Hi Jayjay,

  thank you very much for your reply.

  I applied your logic but using sine instead. I must say that i'm not yet satisfied with sine since it seems is not the right command to move an object vertically. What's the best option to move object from point a to point b and back in a smoothed way?

  I would like to set the program in this way since i'd like to change some input later, like cycle duration or how often the object moves. It's very important for me having a value that says when the movement is back to the origin since only then the game can move another object.

• • anmaz
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  • 4 Jun, 2015
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  Hi,

  i want to create a code that shows a wave on the screen that appears from below and disappear the same way. My intention would be that the x coordinate of the wave is randomly choosen. The problem is that I'm not able to code these events in a sequential way such that a new wave starts only after that the previous has completely finished its movement (so it's disappeared from the screen)

  This is the code: prntscr . com / 7dc4gw

  The condition "Random value = 0" is repeated 3 times, one for each wave