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  If you only want it to scroll left and right you only have to set scroll X. (scrolling in the x direction)

  By the way, the "Player: Set Y to Player.Y" event you have there does nothing, except setting the Y of the Player object to it's own position.

• • Nimtrix
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  Rhindon:

  The point is you have to save the UID by using events, so that they are saved AFTER the game has started, because the UID values are set when the game is run. You can't set a variable to a UID in the C2 editor, because the UID values are created afterwards, when you preview.

  At any point you find fit (in the event sheet), you can use BodyPart.UID to get the UID of an object and save it to an instance variable you've created in the MainBody object.

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  I would suggest making your own timer and not let the game progress unless the timer is at 0:

  timer.capx (r116)

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  Oh, I see what was happening now. If you select the 4 in your example, there's nothing stopping the "Create object 4" event from running, so every time you click a number it spawns an instance of 4. So when you're trying to select a number you select from the ones you spawned instead of the ones on the menu, does that make sense? It picks the 4 because it's the last event to run, so if there's a 4 under the menu, it'll pick that instead of the menu numbers.

• • Nimtrix
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  • 26 Jan, 2013
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  Here's how I'd do it:

  sponge_inventory.capx (r116)

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  Rhindon & AlucardPR:

  Please note that families are only available in licensed copies of C2.

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  • 25 Jan, 2013
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  Hmm, how about if you use the "Pick top/bottom" condition?

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  • 25 Jan, 2013
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  Hmm, does this work?

  BoundToWindow114.capx

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  The fade behaviour changes the object's opacity, so you can check if opacity is at 100%.

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  If you set your text to display Sprite.Angle, you'll notice that the angle is in fact not 60, but 60.00014... etc. It should probably be a whole number, don't know why it isn't.

  You can use int(Sprite.Angle) to round off the value for now though.

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  • 24 Jan, 2013
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  What you just wrote should work fine:

  SubtractHP.capx (r116)

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  The loop is probably not needed, are you using instance variables?

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  You probably just need to use a "For each" loop when checking your Drone's health. That way it checks every instance's HP individually and only deletes the currently picked object in the loop.

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  Add the browser object to your project and use the "Request Fullscreen" and "Close" actions for 1 and 2.

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  It's just a blurry white brush with a transparent background. (fades to transparent)

  You can make it easily in C2's own image-editor by using the brush with hardness at 0.