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• • procrastinator
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  • 10 Apr, 2015
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  You could store the day / time using websorage. Do this when the player closes the app (browser object I think).

  Then when the player loads the game again, check the value in webstorage with the current date / time and calculate how much time has passed since they last played it..

  So if they didn't play the game for 10 hours, and your game gives $1 every hour.. just add 10*1 to their money (obviously money is stored using webstorage too) when the player loads the game.

  That's the simplest method.

• • procrastinator
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  • 9 Apr, 2015
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  Ahhh seems I might've misunderstood what you wanted. Although my method still works, it might be a bit of overkill...

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• • procrastinator
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  • 9 Apr, 2015
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  Rotate Array With Push and Pop

  Run it, then UP and DOWN arrow keys to "rotate" the array.

  Using this method you can just get the value of a fixed index like..

  DateKeeper = Array.At( 3 )

  Using Pop and Push, the value at (3) will be different.

  Hope that helps!

• • procrastinator
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  • 9 Apr, 2015
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  Yeah create a box that fills the screen. Fill it with a very dark blue and set it to multiply (effects). Set object opacity to around 80% (depends how dark the box colour is, and how dark you want the scene). I highly doubt you can do this without effects, unless you draw everything manually.

• • procrastinator
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  • 8 Apr, 2015
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  Oh yeah just noticed you need the final score storing too..

  array( X, 2 ) = finalscore

  REMEMBER to set the Array object size to 3 now. Forgetting to set this, can cause much headaches... I should know ;p

• • procrastinator
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  • 8 Apr, 2015
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  let's say GlobalText is your global variable..

  +ON START OF LAYOUT

  • SYSTEM SET GlobalText to lowercase( GlobalText )

  Gives you an idea of how to do it

• • procrastinator
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  • 8 Apr, 2015
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  You need to store the height in the same array object but using Y.

  So like..

  array( X, 0 ) = score .. you got that

  array( X, 1 ) = height

  and don't forget to set the Height (Y ) of the Array object to 2.

  Here's a capx to demonstrate

  Run that, then press S to sort... then SPACE to display the new results

• • procrastinator
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  • 8 Apr, 2015
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  Spawn a particles object.. play around with it's settings to get the look right.

  Particles from the Manual

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  • 7 Apr, 2015
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  I agree with shinkan. Seems like you're doing something wrong. The only way to know for sure is post the capx or reproduce the bugs in a smaller test and show that capx.

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  • 5 Apr, 2015
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  Here's something I whipped up fast. Didn't have time to comment it but it's pretty obvious. Could do with a bit of uncluttering, but my head isn't there today

  Clicky Clicky

  UP / DOWN arrow keys = increase / decrease player lives

  right click mouse = add 10 to money

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  • 4 Apr, 2015
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  Assuming you will only have one instance of a word in the text..

  text = "apples;oranges;bananas"

  changedtext = System -> Replace( text, "apples", "kiwis" )

  or just..

  text = System -> Replace( text, "apples", "kiwis" )

  I just used changedtext for clarity.

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  • 4 Apr, 2015
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  Check the Examples that came with C2. Look for the file - Audio analyser.capx

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  • 4 Apr, 2015
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  Use System -> Save ("yourfilename") to save the levels.. then when you need to load them, System -> Load ("yourfilename")

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  • 4 Apr, 2015
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  No problem

• • procrastinator
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  • 4 Apr, 2015
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  hmmm seems I misread... :}

  POOPY SPAWNER

  That what you mean?