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• • blackhornet
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  • 17 Apr, 2020
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  I admit the behaviour's a bit odd, but it's scrolling because of scrolling in the Game layout, and your GameOver layout is bigger than it needs to be. If you change the GameOver layout to 160x144, there's nowhere to scroll, so it works.

• • blackhornet
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  • 16 Apr, 2020
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  Make sure the Start is only done once. I'm guessing you are running this continually, so continually restarting the timer.

• • blackhornet
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  • 16 Apr, 2020
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  Use the Timer behavior. It's for exactly what you want to do.

• • blackhornet
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  • 16 Apr, 2020
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  Under your own avatar, you'll see 3 topics and 2 posts. Click on '3 topics'.

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  • 14 Apr, 2020
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  You don't need the Every X seconds now.

  And you can use Spawn instead of Create, as an alternative.

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• • blackhornet
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  • 13 Apr, 2020
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  Manual:

  Form controls are actual HTML elements floating above the game canvas in the HTML page. Therefore, nothing can be displayed on top of a form control, apart from other form controls.

• • blackhornet
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  • 5 Apr, 2020
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  Use: Array.Compare at X

  X: 0

  Value: Array.At(1)

• • blackhornet
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  • 2 Apr, 2020
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  You'd have to post you project to get more help.

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  • 2 Apr, 2020
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  You have to remember that your events play about 60 times a second, so I'm guessing these are top level events, and you are constantly stopping and starting the song. Assuming your dungeons are per layout, you would add "On start of layout", and put your events there, so they only run once.

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  • 31 Mar, 2020
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  Use round() like you did elsewhere.

• • blackhornet
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  • 30 Mar, 2020
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  You can't bury an "Every X seconds" inside a trigger (On mouse click). You could start a Timer instead, and deal with the iterations by stopping the timer after X iterations.

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  • 27 Mar, 2020
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  Your numbers should be: 22.5, 67.5, 112.5, 157.5, 202.5, 247.5, 292.5, 337.5

  
• • blackhornet
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  • 26 Mar, 2020
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  Your 45s are wrong. You should start at 22.5, and add 45 repeatedly from there. (Or Simple Game's suggestion should also work).

  Edit: corrected start number

• • blackhornet
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  • 25 Mar, 2020
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  Just use Touch->On touched object. You don't need the mouse event. Touch handles the mouse by default.