melaniko's Forum Posts

• • melaniko
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  • • Joined 22 Jun, 2016
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  • 24 Jul, 2016
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  I saw it and thought.... that deer must have taken a long time to animate. Looks nice.

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• • melaniko
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  • • Joined 22 Jun, 2016
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  • 11 Jul, 2016
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  Yeah, that would be an easy way to do it. Thanks.

• • melaniko
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  • • Joined 22 Jun, 2016
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  • 10 Jul, 2016
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  Does anyone know a good site that would allow you to host the game temporarily to get feedback and then take it down when you are done?

  Thanks

• • melaniko
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  • • Joined 22 Jun, 2016
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  • 10 Jul, 2016
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  Variables are sort of like files on your computer, you can name it (almost) anything you want you just need to make sure you use the same name the next time you use it.

  You tell construct which one you want to use by writing the name in when construct asks for a number.

• • melaniko
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  • • Joined 22 Jun, 2016
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  • 9 Jul, 2016
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  You can use a global variable pretty much anytime you can type a number in the events mode. You can name the variables anything you want as long as construct isn't already using that name for something else. The above example would work if you used the name superCat. This would make it difficult to remember what it did, though.

  It will also be important to reset the variable when you are done with the level or your bullets will always be speed 200.

• • melaniko
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  • • Joined 22 Jun, 2016
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  • 9 Jul, 2016
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  Broomstick Delivery:

  Semi-randomized levels, complete them as fast as your can, so you earn a higher commission. Take too long and it comes out of your pay.

  I was using over 100 events and finally had to pay for construct... then proceeded to cut my events down to 53 by using families and including event sheets in other event sheets.