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• • EncryptedCow
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  • 15 Jun, 2014
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  We're going to need a bit more information...

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 12 Jun, 2014
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  Correct.

• • EncryptedCow
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  I don't think Safari supports WebRTC yet.

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 12 Jun, 2014
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  In Mario, kill versus death when the player touches an enemy is decided by whether the player is falling or not.

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 9 Jun, 2014
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  If they're all one sprite with seperate frames, On Object Clicked will pick the correct one.

  If they're all seperate sprites, add them to a family and On Object Clicked with the family chosen will pick the correct one.

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• • EncryptedCow
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  • 5 Jun, 2014
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  okay then switch it to less than instead of greater than?

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 4 Jun, 2014
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  Use compare two values when you save the highscore to confirm that score > highscore

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 4 Jun, 2014
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  I'm pretty sure Set Canvas Size only changes the window size, and not the layout size. And as far as I remember there is not a way to dynamically alter the layout size (@Ashley would this ever be possible?).

  Instead of using layout size to decide where the level ends and such, try using variables and setting the layouts bounding to false.

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 4 Jun, 2014
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  The "On Object Touched" event is a trigger, indicated by the green arrow in the event. A trigger will only fire once when the condition is true, then it will not fire until it becomes false and then true again, they do not fire every tick while true.

  You need to use "Is Touching Object" instead, which is a condition rather than a trigger.

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  • 30 May, 2014
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  Why not just increase the deadzone? lol

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  • 26 May, 2014
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  Get your words into an array, then set whatever to arr.At(floor(random(arr.width))) after getting a random element in the array you remove it.

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 26 May, 2014
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  In the Frequently Asked Questions ( which can easily be added onto to make a sound.

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 26 May, 2014
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  It doesn't have a built in condition, but you could make your own. Add a boolean instance variable to the textbox named focused then just do:

  -Left Mouse Button Clicked

  - Mouse is overlapping textbox

  -> set textbox focused to true

  - Else

  -> set textbox focused to false

• • EncryptedCow
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  • 25 May, 2014
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  In Mario, the game just checks whether or not the player is falling when they collide with an enemy. If they are, kill the enemy. Else kill the player