dop2000's Forum Posts

  • Do you mean mobile dialogue? No, it won't work in preview.

  • Change it to 2D array - set its height to 2. Then split the results with tokenat() moving the scores to Y0 and names to Y1. 

    For "x" from 0 to array.width-1

.. // Extracting name
.. Array set at (loopindex, 1) value tokenat(self.at(loopindex,0), 1, " ----- ")

.. // Extracting score
.. Array set at (loopindex, 0) value tokenat(self.at(loopindex,0), 0, " ----- ")

    After that if you sort the array, it will be sorted by scores.

  • It's been several hours now. ("Working (0%)...")

    It's clearly a bug. If this happens again, press F12 and check the last error message in console log.

  • Ah, I see what's going on. Your event runs on every tick and creating many copies of this sprite.

    Run the game in debug mode (Shift+F4) and find this object in the list on the left - you will see it has many instances.

    Make sure to only create one instance! Use a triggered event, for example "On start of layout"

  • This is pretty weird. Are there any effects on this sprite? Perhaps "Alpha clamp", or something similar?

    Can you still see the shadow in Construct editor?

  • Maybe the typeInterval is not set correctly, move it to "On Created" event.

    If it doesn't help, run the project in debug mode (Shift+F4) and check Message object - how many instances are there, what values are in instance variables etc.

  • There are a few addons you can try:

    construct.net/en/make-games/addons

    But it may be easier to create these shadows in Photoshop.

  • But I’d also like to configure a specific number of bullets per shot.

    You can add another nested loop: 

    On turret shoot
 for 1 to numberOfShots
 for 1 to numberOfBullets
 -->create bullet object

    Also use instance variables on turrets.

    You can spread shots and bullets, for example: 

    On turret shoot
..for 1 to numberOfShots 
-->Wait (loopindex-1)*0.3

....for 1 to numberOfBullets 
----->create bullet object
----->Set bullet angle to self.angle+random(-5,5) degrees

    The shots will be fired with 0.3s delay between them, and bullets will fly in 10 degrees cone.

  • The last event on your screenshot (every tick) is not needed, delete it.

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  • According to the documentation, enable/disable physics collisions action "affects all instances of both object types". So it ignores the picked scope.

    And it's also buggy, doesn't always work:

    dropbox.com/scl/fi/hcgy4exoxsrbf1vxok568/PhysicsCollisionsBug.c3p

  • It probably uses a third-party Tween plugin, which is not supported in runtime 3.

    Try opening the project in old versions of Construct, for example r189

    editor.construct.net/r189

    If it opens, try switching the project to Runtime 3 in project properties. If the editor doesn't allow this, then you will need to manually remove Tween plugin from all events and objects. Then save the project, then you should be able to open it in recent release of C3.

  • That's still not correct. You are not picking family members! All archers will move to the same GoodArmy instance, even if it's very far away and there are better targets nearby.

    And "Add target" action should not run on every tick. It's usually done once when the object is created, or on start of the layout.

  • Start a timer. In "On timer" event spawn a new object.

    There are plenty of tutorials and detailed documentation:

    construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/behavior-reference/timer

  • You can use Timer behavior. Or increase a variable every 1 second, and check if it's >=5 seconds.

  • "Tap" is a gesture, it means short touch and release.

    What you are probably looking is "On object touched" and "On touch end" triggers.

    You can also add more checks, for example: while recording is in progress, if the finger is no longer touching the object -> stop recording.