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  LayerToggle.capx

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  If I understand correctly, you are missing:

  boxred->Set position to box2

  in event 11 (copy from event 10).

• • blackhornet
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  Ahhh. I tried different combinations, but not the one Absolute and all the others Relative. Thank you, that's perfect.

• • blackhornet
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  You need to preload the sounds first, otherwise the duration can't be determined (until the next time, when it's been loaded already).

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  Great plugin!

  Request: Could you add X only/Y only please?

  I'd like to use two LTs to set X and Y independently. I've attached a CAPX as an example of using two helper objects to move my main sprite, stealing the X from one, and Y from the other. (Lower example. The top example, with it's two LTs should ultimately be able to do the same.)

  LiteTweenIndependentPosition.capx

  Either the Tweened Property could select the option, or an Ignore option for the Relativity setting of the Set target action. Whichever you feel is more appropriate.

  Thank you.

• • blackhornet
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  I wrote a tool to help generate the sprite fonts. There are others.

  alt. spritefonts thread

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  same question (with answer)

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  Sorry, I didn't clean this up, but I'm guessing you are testing with IE, which has terrible sound support. The trick seems to be that you have to wait after stopping the first Music before starting the second. That's the only way this starts the second Music file. You'll have to clean up the fade with lerp() if you want.

  MusicGainTest3.capx

• • blackhornet
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  This is actually tough, because you are checking if the sprite is overlapping its own type, which is always true, since it overlaps itself!

  It would be best to keep your falling sprite separate, even it the image is duplicated (you can Clone a sprite). Otherwise, here's a sample of the logic needed.

  OverlapFalling.capx

  You still need an invisible clone sprite to do the detection, and you need to keep track of the master, so you can exclude it from the overlap detection.

  This is using r137, as it have better picking options.

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  • 8 Jul, 2013
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  ES CharEnemy, Event 2, Create object NodeCompass.

  I'm guessing you don't want to create an array here.

  (Toggle the line and the error stops).

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  Is it on the wrong layer?

• • blackhornet
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  I struggled with this too. It should have been fairly straight forward. Here's my alternate solution:

  RiUalt

  Preload the sound in On start of layout, and play the sound at the spawn time.

  Also, you can use Save as single file, to get a CAPX file, which is your complete game for uploading.

• • blackhornet
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  Sorry, my fault. We need the CAPX file uploaded to somewhere like dropbox.com so we can review the code, and offer help.

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• • blackhornet
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  If you don't want to post your whole game, then remove bits until just the sound problem exists, or, make a new file but do the same sound logic.

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  See if you can post a trimmed down example of the problem. Either of those methods should have worked, so something else is probably causing it.