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• • KirkLindsay
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  • 16 Nov, 2013
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  Didn't work. :-(

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 15 Nov, 2013
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  I am making many layouts that all use 5x5 tiles. It is a pain to have to click "view grid", "snap to grid", and then type in the grid size for every layout. Is there a way to set it by default?

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 15 Nov, 2013
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  mrPeanut

  CJK

  Thanks for the suggestions, I will report back once I try them out.

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 15 Nov, 2013
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  — The player must get through 100 different rooms per game, and having a pool of 250 allows for many unique playthroughs.

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 15 Nov, 2013
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  — I used <font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">int(random(1,250))</font> and it accepted. I will report back with results.

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 15 Nov, 2013
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  Very helpful, but I ran into an error: i.imgur.com/xKxm3h0.png

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 15 Nov, 2013
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  I am making a game where layouts are chosen randomly from a pool of 250 layouts. When the game randomly chooses a layout, the game should not send the player to any menu layouts, or repeat previously chosen layouts. What's the easiest way to do what I want to do? I really don't want to create >250 events based off a randomly chosen variable.

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 12 Nov, 2013
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  PixelHero

  I meant folders *inside* of event sheets, to keep individual events organized. This exists as the "group" tool. Thanks anyways though! :-)

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 11 Nov, 2013
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  Had no idea that feature existed! Thanks!

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 11 Nov, 2013
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  I'm new to construct2, and when creating events, I often lose track of what does what in my event sheets. My suggestion is that events can be placed into folders, purely for organization. Any events that have to do with player movement can be placed by the designer (person using the program) into a "movement" folder. Need to keep track of what causes certain audio to trigger? Put it into an "Audio trigger" folder! This would make debugging and polishing *much* easier. Thoughts?

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 11 Nov, 2013
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  That's a shame. Thanks for the help anyways. :-)

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• • KirkLindsay
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  • • Joined 26 Aug, 2013
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  • 11 Nov, 2013
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  Bump.

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 11 Nov, 2013
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  I am using integer scaling, and the fix you suggested did not work. :-(

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 11 Nov, 2013
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  If the user resizes the window or enters fullscreen (which will be important because my game is very small pixel-wise), black bars appear.

• • KirkLindsay
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  • 10 Nov, 2013
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  I had the same problem; I just pressed ctrl+0 in my browser and problem solved.