Olivers Army's Forum Posts

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  • Hi korbaach

    Cheers for this - it's really corking (and impressive!), but you've got more chance of explaining the theory of relativity to a Cocker Spaniel than you've got of me understanding all that code!

    I think I'll bail out of this thread now while I still retain a smidgen of dignity, and clunkily botch-job what I'm looking to achieve, using Flash/Swiffy.

    Thanks for your time and efforts, Squire!

    And to you, too, chadorireborn! <doffs cap>

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  • how you signal the sequence to player?

    with ..text "press red, blue, blue, green, yellow ")

    Thanks for the reply!

    Yep, to paraphrase Tommy Cooper: "just like that!"

    Cheers!

  • Hello fellow Construct 2 forum inmates!

    After weighing up the merits of Gamemaker, Stencyl and Construct 2, I've come to the conclusion that da kool kidz use Construct 2.

  • I made a .capx for you to have as a guide in your project. The graphics are not made properly for it only acts as an example.

    My Reputation is not high enough to share a complete link so just combine the two to reach the project file.

    Combine the two for a link:.

    live.com /redir?resid=A9AA77AEE7DA1637!2612&authkey=!AIxQF77KaNw2Plg&ithint=folder%2c

    Hi chadorireborn

    I can't open the capx file as I'm using the free (and latest) Construct 2 r216 build. Ho hum!

    Ta anyway, though!

  • I didn't use "layout page" ...but maybe you can start from here..

    Hello korbaach

    Thanks everso much for your help - that capx file of yours is REALLY impressive!

    The only issue is... I don't understand most of it!

    Also, the button sequence gizmo I'm currently attempting to make, uses a predetermined sequence and not a random one - sorry, I should've made that clear in my original post!

    Thanks again for your help!

  • Hello!

    I'm trying to make a very, very simple button sequence doo-dad, where pressing a series of buttons in the 'correct' order takes you to a 'Well done!' layout page, whereas pressing an 'incorrect' button in the sequence takes you to an 'Incorrect - try again!' layout page.

    Eg:

    ----

    Correct button order sequence is: red/blue/blue/green/yellow

    Buttons pressed: red, blue, blue, green, yellow (matches correct button order sequence) = 'Well done!' layout page

    Buttons pressed: red, blue, yellow (doesn't match correct button order sequence) = 'Incorrect - try again!' layout page

    -----

    Any help, tips, or guidance would be much appreciated!

    Thanks!

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