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• • Phaze101
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  • 9 May, 2014
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  My anti Virus indicated that this might be a virus hence I didn't take the risk. Better safe than sorry.

• • Phaze101
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  • 8 May, 2014
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  Hi

  You have to safe the random number generated and if the next random number generated matches a previous one you have to again the random number generator.

• • Phaze101
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  • 5 May, 2014
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  What tutorial you are talking about. Please include a link

• • Phaze101
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  • 3 May, 2014
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  Hi

  Not sure but I have had this issue in the past and I felt it was related to the anti virus. Tell it not to scan capx files.

  I have a newer machine now and I do not have this issue any more.

• • Phaze101
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  • 3 May, 2014
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  Hi

  Read the below tutorial

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/367/ho ... roid-games

• • Phaze101
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  • 2 May, 2014
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  Hi

  Use the Set Animation

  Manual Reference below

  https://www.scirra.com/manual/115/sprite

• • Phaze101
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  • 2 May, 2014
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  Hi!

  Should have done this long time ago but better late than never

  Back in the old days of the Commodore 64 and the Amiga I had this passion to write Games and Demos. At that time everything was mostly done in Assembly and I was still a student.

  When I started working I didn't have much time for this hobby of mine however about a year ago I was introduced to C2 and it immediately captured my attention. After using it for a few days it revived in me that passion that I had for Games Development and it made me feel getting back to the old times.

  I am Architect by profession however in my spare time I just enjoy using C2 and experimenting with it.

  Also in my opinion I think the forum of C2 is the best forum that I came across

• • Phaze101
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  • 30 Apr, 2014
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  That was pseudo code so it is not code that C2 will understand.

  Try to store in a variable the start x coordinate of the platform and store in another variable the end x coordinate of the platform then compare with player.x

• • Phaze101
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  • 30 Apr, 2014
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  Hi, If I am understanding you properly you have to give the player the rotation behaviour so that it can rotate smoothly while falling.

  Manual Page here

  https://www.scirra.com/manual/101/rotate

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• • Phaze101
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  • 30 Apr, 2014
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  You have to know the x coordinate meaning the start and end of the platform. If play.x < platform.x.start or player.x > platform.x.end then play.x doesn't move

• • Phaze101
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  • 28 Apr, 2014
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  What you mean by indie version? Besides free version there are only 2 more versions personal edition and business edition.

• • Phaze101
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  • 24 Apr, 2014
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  Have you considered to reduce the size of the grid. Maybe that is why it is going in circles.

• • Phaze101
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  • 24 Apr, 2014
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  Java updates has nothing to do with your issue. I think it is more related to a plugin/behaviour. Try other browsers too.

• • Phaze101
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  • 24 Apr, 2014
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  Yeah that is what I meant by nodes sorry. In my case it wasn't the last one but it did only like 3 quarters of the path.

• • Phaze101
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  • 24 Apr, 2014
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  I came across this myself. I solved it by recalculating the path when it stops. It looks like there is only a limited number of nodes that it can keep track off.