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• • kapnbanjo
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  • 24 Jan, 2012
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  That works, thanks again!

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• • kapnbanjo
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  • • Joined 19 Jan, 2012
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  That's perfect. I'm in the process of adapting what you've shown me. It's like 1/10th the size of what I ended up doing to get it to work. Thanks again.

  May I ask why you didn't just put the input box outside the visable box like you did with the cursor on the layout page?

• • kapnbanjo
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  Thank you, that's exactly what I was trying to get to happen.

  Honestly I'm not sure how the scrolling system works, is it checking the size and resizing the box as needed to scroll?

  Thank you again.

• • kapnbanjo
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  Zetar

  The Textboxs seem to have the limit based on the size/font used. Not really running into a character limit.

  On an update by the recommendation of a friend I have switched from variables to an array for holding line values.

• • kapnbanjo
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  • • Joined 19 Jan, 2012
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  I am attempting to create a text-based gmae. It is suppose to feel like you are using a DOS or Shell-like prompt. However the trouble I am running into is that I cannot seem to get the text to scroll down. After so many lines the screen is full and unable to accept any new lines.

  My current workaround is I created a seperate textbox for every line, with a variable for each line. when the user inputs text the game creates a cascade or domino effect to simulate text scrolling like it would in a DOS or Shell prompt.

  Although this workaround works per-say, it's not ideal and it makes thing more complicated then they really need to be.

  I'm sure this is a silly question but is there a better way. I've not found anything on the searches but maybe I'm looking for the wrong thing.

  Thnak you