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• • LittleStain
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  I helped someone in this topic to get the values:

• • LittleStain
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  You could use the timer behaviour and drop the player on timer..

  You could also drop the player based on it's y-position..

• • LittleStain
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  Are you using the shadow-light object and giving the walls the shadowcaster behaviour?

• • LittleStain
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  One way would be adding the condition "animation ghost is not playing" to all events that hurt the player..

  Another way would be to put all events related to the player being a ghost and not being a ghost in two groups and setting them activated when needed..

• • LittleStain
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  Something like this?

  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/485 ... ollow.capx

• • LittleStain
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  A series of 9 artworks I created after dropping out of artschool:

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  
• • LittleStain
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  I'm not sure I understand the question..

  Your monster attacks a monster?

  What events are you using?

• • LittleStain
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  You could use local variables and do something like this:

  VariableForX = 40

  VariableForY = 100

  repeat 20 times

  • system create object at x= variableforx y = variableforY
  • system add 8 to variableforx
• • LittleStain
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  If you could give an example of the effect you are after, someone might be able to explain how to achieve it..

  Textbox-object is meant for entering text, text-object is meant for displaying text..

  You might have to create some events to get your desired effect, or settle for a slightly different effect..

• • LittleStain
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  R0J0hound

  The "for each" doesn't seem to do anything..

  Removing it in the capx you posted changes nothing while "playing"

  Which makes me think removing it in the example with TouchID will make the program work as wanted..

• • LittleStain
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  Are you talking about the textbox or the text-object?

• • LittleStain
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  It isn't really clear what you are looking for..

  The admin will type text in a textbox and all players will get this text displayed?

  Is this in multiplayer mode?

  Do any of these tutorials help?

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/1461/h ... age-plugin

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/526/ho ... -savegames

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/346/on ... -php-mysql

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/525/si ... l-database

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/721/le ... r-tutorial

• • LittleStain
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  I think the easiest way would be to create waypoints and when the car is offtrack set its position to the nearest waypoint..

• • LittleStain
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  I hope this issue can be adressed in a definitive way soon, because this spamming totally takes away the joy I feel coming to this forum to help others..

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• • LittleStain
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  There are many ways, just add the conditions you want..

  Comparing mouse.x with player.x tells you where the mouse is compared to the player..

  But something like this would work too:

  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/485 ... -back.capx