codah's Forum Posts

  • Thanks for sharing this. The more choices the better

  • Yeah, it take some time. In my case it was almost three days from uploading to Beta testing and being able to view it in Play Store.

    Yes you're right I was thinking about updates being a few hours, can't remember the initial upload delay.

  • Give it at least a few hours from being submitted, then click 'view in Play Store'. It should be visible even if it's alpha or beta. Anyone registered as a tester should be able to view it.

  • This is amazing. Would this be able to translate each word within entire sentences too?

    That would be up to you With C2 you can manipulate text any way you like, it's all up to your ability to use it.

    [quote:7lfavwnq]I don't think the idea itself is very complicated. The steps to my idea when it translates a word would be:

    1. Determine how many letters are in the word

    2. Determine the placement of vowels in the word (so if an "a" is the first letter, or the second, or the third, etc)

    3. Determine how many vowels there are

    4. Translate the word

    1-3 are easy and you've seen how to. 4 is up to you because the meaning of 'translate' is what you need it to be.

    Just one tip, you could reduce the amount of code significantly if you learn regular express?ons (regex). Look it up in the C2 manual (where you won't learn anything unfortunately) or better, Google 'javascript regex'. My usage of it above is very basic. You can do a lot more sophisticated things with it.

    So learn the basic text manipulat?on stuff (left, mid, right, tokenat, etc) and then after that Regex if you feel you want/need to.

  • Yes this is possible? Here is an example for the functions you could use!

    If someone could explain why I had to -1 /2 for the vowel count that would be great It doesn't bother me too much since I have no need for this; which is probably why I didn't look into it myself.

    hey man, hope you don't mind I tweaked some stuff in your capx. Realy minor stuff. The '-1' is necessary because you had a ',' at the end of 'vowelPositions' so tokencount counts another token (I was going to remove the last ',' just to remove the -1 but it's not worth it).

    The '/ 2' was necessary because you were filling the array twice. I just added a 'set VowelPositions to ""' at the start of getVowelPositions and it's fine. Also something minor but cool, you can use 'Add to' for text as well, so I changed 'System | Set VowelPositions to VowelPositions & ..." to 'System | Add ... to VowelPositions'

    BTW you don't need tokenat() just to go through a piece of text character by character, you can just use mid(). Much the same thing in the end though.

    edit: you could also reduce all the ORs down to

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  • Just for alternatives, there is a third party behaviour 'RotateTo' that has deceleration. Or you could use LiteTween, lerp, anglelerp. BTW it's not a typo, acceleration is the rate you're increasing in speed over time, so here you're increasing rotation speed at a rate of -25 pixels per second, every second.

  • codah if that's all thats stopping you Cranberrygame has a plugin for that i'm not sure if it's free though

    hmm good point, I have bought his plugins so I should just have a search thanks

  • > soooooo why are you signing manually?

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    If you check signed it's debug signed and you cannot upload it to the store as far as I know.

    No my apps are fine and I only do it this way.

  • I was going to switch to Android XDK build, not Crosswalk, but I found a reason not to. I don't get immersive full-screen mode.. so you can see the soft buttons. Oh well.

  • The special case is if you already had an app that you were signing with jarsign, and some time later you want to publish it with XDK. But if you start with the XDK and stay with it, you shouldn't need to care about it.

  • No, just forget about it. When you update your app, you just update version numbers and that's it.

  • I think you can have a pretty good partnership across Skype/email, but it does have its challenges.

  • You don't need to know them, except in special cases. Just tick the box and forget about it.

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  • But why? Just tick the checkbox and you're done.

  • You can't necessarily do it all yourself. Sounds like you might need someone to bounce ideas off, maybe a partner who can help you take it that next stage. Possibly a designer to flesh out those ideas more.