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• • blackhornet
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  The Answers action on event 23 is wrong. Should be:

  Answers: Set size to (5, AnswersOriginal.Height, 1)

• • blackhornet
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  Correction: there is a test for groups!

  System: Is group active

• • blackhornet
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  Your JSON is misformed:

  {"c2array":true,"size":[2,1,1],"data":[[["https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/24624228/Fonction1/b1.jpg"]],[["This is text"]]]}

  and arrays are 0-based, so your indexing should be .At(0) and .At(1) (you don't need to specify all dimensions for a one-dimensional array).

• • blackhornet
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  You need quotes on the name in Create - it's a string.

• • blackhornet
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  I think the problem is that the bird isn't moving far enough away from the edge, so it hits the "on collision" event again and immediately flips back. I added this to 'left': bird_enemy: Set X to self.X+5, and 'right': bird_enemy: Set X to self.X-5. This works better. Experiment with that.

• • blackhornet
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  You'll have to be more specific about the bird. I don't see a problem.

  You need to add 'On landed': 'stand'.

• • blackhornet
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  • 6 Jan, 2014
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  Look at the LiteTween plugin

• • blackhornet
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  You should consider using the SpriteFont plugin instead. The Text object is browser dependent, and things can shift based on the browser used. Also fonts are system dependent, so the font you pick may not be available on the end-users device, and it will be substituted (and again not format nicely).

• • blackhornet
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  You're welcome. For any more specific help you'd have to post your CAPX.

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• • blackhornet
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  I can't possibly know where you need to put PatternGen.Pattern in your code. You need it at the point where it is appropriate. Groups are only activated by name, that's it.

• • blackhornet
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  Assuming you have 20 groups, then you can use my previous screen shot to automatically set up the pattern, on startup, then you call PatternGen.Pattern whenever you need to turn the next group on. If you need to turn the others off first, just use a similar For loop to turn ALL off, then just the one you want on.

• • blackhornet
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  Sample:

  PatGen2.capx

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  New -> Template: Physics Puzzle

• • blackhornet
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  Use 'For Each' to pick each 'sawbase' and spawn/pin.

• • blackhornet
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  You can't address them, you get them one at a time as needed with PatterGen.Pattern.

  Try the above example and you'll see it randomly returns i1..20.