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• • newt
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  • 17 Sep, 2022
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  And now its working.

  Nothing like a double slit experiment to get things working...

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  • 17 Sep, 2022
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  It doesn't do anything for me.

  Must be some Chrome setting needs to be changed.

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• • newt
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  • 17 Sep, 2022
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  Does the context menu command in the events sheets called "Copy as text" work for anybody?

  
• • newt
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  • 14 Sep, 2022
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  Yeah the ui stuff is definitely a thorn in our side, but the mobile joystick is super easy, and there's far too many different ways to do it to make an official plug.

  Best bet is to find an example of what you want to do and ask on the forum if you need some help doing it.

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  • 13 Sep, 2022
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  Suggestion: recordable speech synthesis for video exports.

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  • 11 Sep, 2022
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  Short answer is not really, but there's Json.

  Long answer is maybe, or construct.net/en/make-games/addons/518/ink

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  • 10 Sep, 2022
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  Same method, big rectangle minus little rectangle.

  The actual amount of pixels in the canvas will remain the same. A pixel is still a pixel even if its transparent.

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  • 10 Sep, 2022
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  The standard method to tell how many pixels is to multiple width by height.

  Then by pixel scale.

  (DrawingCanvas.Width*DrawingCanvas.Height)*DrawingCanvas.PixelScale

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  • 10 Sep, 2022
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  construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/drawing-canvas

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• • newt
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  • 8 Sep, 2022
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  Which version?

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  I would look at the noise like anything below 0.25 as whatever your lowest texture is, above 0.75 as the highest.

  Then weighted would work similarly. But you create it at random times.

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  Its been my experience that values below or above the peaks would be the same thing.

  Then for minerals use a weighted random.

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  • 8 Sep, 2022
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  Not sure what kind of terrain you're looking for.

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  • 8 Sep, 2022
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  If all you want is 0 or 1 you can just do choose(0,1)