nullbert's Forum Posts

  • I was wrong. The problem still persists.

    I understand that you won't be able to understand what I did until you see the file and here it goes:https://www.sendspace.com/file/zq11it

  • Actually you don't need to know about Simon Says. I showed you the code I did according with your suggestion and I just need to understand what I am doing wrong.

  • I followed your instructions but the result is pretty weird. Sometimes it shows 4, sometimes it shows 3, and only sometimes it shows 5 and it takes a long time to start

    My code:

    * On function 'seq'

    ----+ System: Repeat 5 times

    --------+ System: Pick a random object instance

    ---------> System: Add 1 to seq

    ---------> object: Set id to seq

    ---------> object: Start Timer "time" for 1+object.id×1.5 (Once)

    + object: On Timer "time"

    -> object: Set animation frame to 1

    -> System: Wait 1 seconds

    -> object: Set animation frame to 0

  • Thanks! I will give it a try.

    Regarding the sequence, could you give an example of this?

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  • Have you tried that link I posted above? You can create and randomly distribute all objects pretty much instantly - in one tick.

    I still have a problem knowing when all the objects are already positioned on the screen, even using the example you suggested

  • In fact, I had used another one that prevented overlapping, but after you said it, I went to see it and this one also has an example that does that. It works really well, thanks.

    Regarding the sequence, would you have a link to an example?

  • I decided to create the objects randomly and check if they are overlapping to set a new position. As there will be times when there will be several objects, sometimes it takes a while until they are all positioned correctly. There's no way to avoid that, right?

    A problem I'm encountering is that I don't know the exact moment when the system finishes positioning all the objects, so I can start displaying the sequence. I am using this code to check it:

    + object: [X] Is overlapping object

    + System: objAmount = 22

    -> System: Set group "G22" Deactivated

    -> System: Set objAmount to 0

    -> System: Call function start

  • Thank you. I will check it.

    I also have doubts about how to make the initial sequence of 5 random circles be shown at an interval of 5 seconds. I imagine you should use a loop for that. How should I identify the circles, preventing any repetitions from being shown? How to check if the user clicked on a wrong circle without waiting for the sequence to end?

  • Thanks for the suggestion. But how to prevent them from overlapping?

  • Thanks but I'd prefer to create these circles randomly. I don't know how to do it, but thinking logically, the correct thing would be to divide the area (1000x500) into four parts and create 5 circles in each area, in different positions and at a certain distance from each other. What do you think? It would be possible?

  • I've been testing construct 3 for 5 days now and I already have a basic understanding of programming but I'm still learning. I'm having trouble creating a simon says game but simpler, because it will only show a sequence of 5 objects lighting up and the player has to repeat this sequence at once. I need to create 20 circles in random positions on a 1000 x 500 screen. My first problem is that the circles cannot overlap and also need to occupy the screen evenly. I've seen an example of simon says in construct 2 but it didn't help me much. Could anyone give me some suggestions?