Attan's Forum Posts

  • Sweet! The best two answers you can get to a question like this is

    1: I'll add it!

    2: It's already in there!

    I got BOTH!

  • Is there an expression checking if a value is somewhere in between two values. For example, if you write something like "between(2-5)" it would mean 2,3,4 or 5. The way i do it now is by writing "value is less then X" and "value is greater then Y", but i notice i have to do this quite often, so an alternative would be good. If theres no expression for it yet, can it be created with the function object?

    Eagerly awaiting replies!

  • DAMMIT! I want to be a great artist too! I should start a project called "Make Attan the best at graphics!"

    TEACH ME!

  • *stands up tapping my glass with the fork*

    First of all i want to say congratulations to Construct. Since construct can't really hear me (I'll play with him later. That's the only language he's able to understand) I want to say congratulations to the Scirra team. You are truly amazing.

    **here comes a little nostalgic flashback moment**

    I remember when i first heard of construct. It was a thread in the boards of The Daily Klick (that topic seems to be deleted now). There where a lot of rumors going around about this project. Some people said it would take the place of mmf. Some said it would never get anywhere. Some people didn't even think it existed. But someone posted the link, and so i entered the world of scirra for the first time! I registered at Wed Nov 14, 2007 as user no. 89 (the 80's where good people! Sure deadeye ). The first version i used, version 0.83, was as buggy as the games i created with it, but through that mess of bugs and crashes i could see the incredible potential shine through. Back then it was about five members writing in the forum. It was also hard to get new people, most of my friends that i showed the program to got scared away by all the bugs. Now the forum has 441 members, and new people pop in all the time!

    **Nostalgic flashback moment ends here**

    Following this project has been wonderful! Everyone with an idea has been listened too, and I'm proud of having contributed with bug reports and ideas (it feels great when i show this to someone, and i point at the search bar in the "new action window" saying "That was my idea!")

    Now i want to give a special thanks to Ashley. What's most impressive about you is your ability to always be the better person. The way you handle the flame wars between this forum and the daily klick boards, the way you acted when a perfect duplicate of your Ghost shooter demo was posted on TDC. It really makes me feel like I've chosen the good side! (sorry Ash, i know you don't like to split us up in two groups). With more of your attitude it feels like uniting the Klickers and the Constructors to one big creative community is going to go smoothly!

    Of course i also want to thank everyone at the scirra team for your incredible work! There's not many places where you post a bug report, and sometimes get the reply "Fixed in the next build". I don't know how you guys manage to do this, you have to be working your ass of all the time, but it's really REALLY appreciated!

    The future looks brighter then ever! May construct live forever!

    *gives a toast to scirra and sits down*

  • Thats okay i suppose. We just have to write it somewhere in the wiki about creating objects so that people knows about it (or in the wiki about loops)

  • Thank you very much! that worked perfectly! Now i have a new question. I have and event lookning like this: <img src="http://ioj.com/u/get_file.php?id=363111&file=m889y6msxkw5.jpg">. Pressing space would create the scanner object, and start the loop "scan" for a bunch of times. The loop moves the scanner around for a while, activating the correct markers. The problem is, it seems like the loop is activated before the object is created. The first time i press space the scanner is created, but nothing else happens, but the second time i press space, when the scanner is already there it works like it should. If i create the scanner in a separate event it works on the first time. (so i have a workaround, but its a pretty serious problem if the actions are triggered in the wrong order.)

  • Yeah, I have that problem too. That's why I have five pages of plans for my current project, and i finished all the plans before i started with the programming and art.

  • Someone good with phyton should make us a Construct chat client!

  • No. My event does not work, that's the problem. I want to "draw" a map of the surroundings by activating the correct markers.

  • Does anyone here use msn? I would like to have a "constructors" group in my msn buddy list. My msn is:

  • Aah, i remember this one! Thanks for the upload deadeye!

  • Please re-upload this one! It has disappeared along with fileshack.us.

  • I've tried IOJ and it's GREAT! You can right klick a file and select "upload to IOJ" and just get a link, and when you press printscreen you can use a selection box to choose a specific part of the screen, and again you just wait a few seconds and get the link!

  • Gaah! I missed them before fileshack got replaced by IOJ (which btw is awsome!) You got to re-upload them!

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  • I have an event like this:

    <img src="http://ioj.com/u/get_file.php?id=396487&file=gkjlwhfq4beb.jpg">

    and my play area looks like this:

    <img src="http://ioj.com/u/get_file.php?id=531799&file=xqgkaoqru139.jpg">

    and i have the little green scanner: <img src="http://ioj.com/u/get_file.php?id=483352&file=dp8gl7wmlswk.jpg"> that is running around and scanning the area.

    What i want is; when the scanner overlaps one of the brown boxes, the corresponding grey box is selected.

    ps. I'm using the new "IOJ Client" for uploading my images, and its AWSOME! When you press printscreen you get to select a part of the screen with a selection box, and then you just get the link! Incredibly easy!