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  • 20 Jul, 2017
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  • 19 Jul, 2017
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  Actually there is trick you can use. Use "pick by UID" on each object you want to test, using the Family UID. Only the correct object type will succeed.

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  • 18 Jul, 2017
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  They are there, you just can't see them because of the size of your window. Resize the Animation Frame window and you'll see more icons popup.

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  • 18 Jul, 2017
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  On the left of the page are Translations.

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  • 18 Jul, 2017
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  Correct. The documentation clearly states how random() works:

  random(a, b)

  Generate a random float between a and b, including a but not including b.

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  • 17 Jul, 2017
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  You actually need to start the path at root /, so "/Resolutions/Res[1]/x"

• • blackhornet
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  • 17 Jul, 2017
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  You have a second Spawner offscreen.

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  • 15 Jul, 2017
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  You pass in the UID of the enemy as a parameter, then Pick by UID first. Then it only affects the one enemy.

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  • 14 Jul, 2017
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  If you look at the console, (F12 in Chrome), you'll see all of your images are missing (or inaccessible).

• • blackhornet
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  • 14 Jul, 2017
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  Generally you would split these up into 4 animations and pick the animation for the rock you want.

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  • 13 Jul, 2017
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  This is not clear at all! Please rephrase, or provide a concrete example.

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  • 11 Jul, 2017
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  Create a new object each time, store any instance variables you may need, use it's timer, destroy the object when the timer expires. You can have as many unique timers as you want.

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  • 11 Jul, 2017
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  Look at the Timer behaviour.

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  • 11 Jul, 2017
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  It takes a fair bit of math to generate a smooth-closed curve from only points. Here is an example using cubic-bezier curves, as mentioned by —

  http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/Construct2Stuff/bangoo_beziercurves_BHT.capx

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  • 9 Jul, 2017
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  The problem is that the the timer IS starting, repeatedly. Event 7 is constantly being called because the condition is always true once the distance requirement has been met. Just add distance = 1000 after starting the timer, and you'll see that it works. You always need some way to turn off your condition, once that condition has been met (if you don't want it to keep triggering).