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• • ikke2902
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  • 2 Sep, 2015
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  You probably want to use int(x) expression. It converts strings to integer (value/number)

  Take a look here https://www.scirra.com/manual/126/system-expressions at chapter "Values" for more information.

• • ikke2902
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  • 31 Aug, 2015
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  ;_;

  Read the tutorial I have suggested. I have referred to a manual, where it has lined up 4 multiplayer tutorials links. One can't do this blindly...

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/906/mu ... oom/page-1

  On page 4 it states no player will have the same alias. Quote from age 4 of the tutorial:

  [Note that if the requested alias is already in use on the signalling server, it may simply assign you a new alias. For example if two people login as "Joe", the second person actually gets the alias "Joe2". ]

  I recommend to start from here https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/892/mu ... 1-concepts

• • ikke2902
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  • 30 Aug, 2015
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  https://www.scirra.com/manual/174/multiplayer

  In part 2 you will get sufficient idea to make pm possible with chat commands.

  I think it is possible to convert it to a kick command. I'm still learning though.

• • ikke2902
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  • 30 Aug, 2015
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  I'm pretty sure it has to do with your code

• • ikke2902
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  • 30 Aug, 2015
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  When you know the degree and use it with cosine, you get the x-coordination on the unit circle (a circle with a radius of 1)

  Using the degree with sine, you will get the y-coordination on the unit circle.

  Let us put a dot on the unit circle with 30 degree.

  Calculating cos(30) gives us 0.866

  We can check this visually. Draw a vertical line from the dot and read the point where it cross the x-axis.

  Same can be done for sine

  Calculate sine(30) gives us 0.5

  Check this visually by drawing a horizontal line from the dot. Read the point where this line cross the y-axis.

  Try this for zero degree and 90 degree.

  You will see cos(0)=1 and sin(90)=1 ,so cos(0)=sin(90)

  Hopefully it helps!

• • ikke2902
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  • 29 Aug, 2015
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  One can use the action "Set vector Y" from the 8 direction behavior.

  Make sure to set this value to negative so the object will jump up.

• • ikke2902
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  • 29 Aug, 2015
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  Do you mean BannerID/InterstitialID from Admob plugin?

  https://www.scirra.com/manual/184/admob

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1386/u ... alk/page-1

• • ikke2902
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  • 29 Aug, 2015
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  Hello there <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy">

  I think every new construct 2 user should start with the beginners guide. Quite lucky, the content of it is exactly what you are looking for.

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/37/beg ... t-2/page-1

  Once you have finished it, take a look here on changing 8 direction movement to 4 direction movement.

  https://www.scirra.com/manual/87/8-direction

  Good luck!

• • ikke2902
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  • 25 Aug, 2015
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  Every tick : set Paddle position to Touch.X and Paddle.Y

• • ikke2902
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  • 24 Aug, 2015
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  Haha it applies to me aswell. My code works if the first pop axis action has been removed. No idea why it was there :/

  Though, the method from BlackHornet is more elegant

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• • ikke2902
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  • 24 Aug, 2015
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  The first thing it comes to my mind is using Array. It might be a bit clunky.

  Here is my capx https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_ZRhC ... sp=sharing

• • ikke2902
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  • 24 Aug, 2015
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  Hey Tia,

  It is perfectly possible to make it vertically with this example. I can change it, but I think it is a good opportunity to learn why this code works. This should provide sufficient information on making it vertically.

  Also remove the solid behavior from platform object and add the Jump-through behavior.

  Wish you all the best

• • ikke2902
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  • 23 Aug, 2015
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  Hello Tia,

  I understand the frustration, but I don't fully understand what you want.

  Yet, I have fiddled around and it became somewhat bigger than I have thought.

  Hopefully this can help you further

  https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_ZRhC ... sp=sharing

  ikke2902

• • ikke2902
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  • 23 Aug, 2015
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  I recommend to read the

  sticky thread before posting here...

  Here is the link

• • ikke2902
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  • 12 Aug, 2015
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  There are 2 build-in examples in C2 which might be interesting for you to have a look.

  Start a new project and on the top right there is a search bar. Search for Audio and the example "Audio analyser" and "Microphone input" might contain something you are looking for.

  Hope it helps