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• • briggybros
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  • 31 May, 2015
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  — you could make it so that the for loop ticks every second, something like this:

  
• • briggybros
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  • 30 May, 2015
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  zhroguexe The score thing you mentioned would be easier using the end expression or just a simple regex.

• • briggybros
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  • 30 May, 2015
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  It is possible, although I know of no easy way of doing it.

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• • briggybros
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  • 29 May, 2015
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  Have a layer on top of all layers in the main menu which is just coloured black and set its opacity to 0. When the player clicks play or whatever, increase the opacity over time until it reaches 100. Then switch to the game layout.

  On the game layout, have the same top black layer, instead with its opacity as 100. Then at the start of the layout do what you did before but in reverse to get the game to fade in.

• • briggybros
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  • 29 May, 2015
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  Are you wanting to fade through a colour or do a direct fade?

• • briggybros
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  • 29 May, 2015
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  Increase deceleration when overlapping?

  or

  every tick: rocket is overlapping X -> set rocket speed = lerp(rocket.speed, 0, x)

  where the closer x is to 1 the faster it will slow down.

• • briggybros
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• • briggybros
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  • 29 May, 2015
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  You can use the anchor behaviour, it's really self explanatory once you've found it.

• • briggybros
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  • 29 May, 2015
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  try refreshing the page without cache, ctrl+f5 should work.

• • briggybros
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  • 29 May, 2015
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  I assume you've got an animation for walking; you need to make sure image point to is present for each frame.

• • briggybros
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  • 25 May, 2015
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  or to be even more simple, getting rid of the necessity for a variable at all:

  
• • briggybros
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  • 20 May, 2015
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  Try a setup like this:

  
• • briggybros
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  I'm trying to get the amount the right trigger has been pressed on my gamepad. I want it to be like this: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/ ... ester.html where when the trigger is pressed, it gives a value of how much it is pressed, instead of classing it as a button. In C2 I can only seem to use the axis expression for the sticks. How can I use the trigger like this?

• • briggybros
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  • 17 May, 2015
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  One way you could do it, is by removing the 01 and ! and just putting each message on a new line, then use the tokenat system expression with the delimiter being the newline thing (character?). Or, you could use a regex, in a general case, this regex would work: "[\d]+\s([\w\s]+\!)". For the purpose of extracting a string, if you know the number of the text you want, have that number stored, as a variable or parameter and then this regex would work: number & '\s([\w\s]+\!)'".

  So this: would always return the first regex match (text):

  

  However, this would allow you to specify the number:

  
• • briggybros
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  • 14 May, 2015
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  ? Check this out, it allows you to add HTML objects to the canvas, which means you can insert an iframe to load a web page.