Psynaptik's Forum Posts

  • God damn. I knew it was fricking obvious!

    Thanks blackhornet!

  • Hi there,

    I have this:

    - Press a button

    -- Is the boolean true?

    --- Do a thing

    --- Make boolean false

    -- Is the boolean false?

    --- Do a thing

    --- Make Boolean true.

    Now, of course, the boolean switch in one will feed through to the next part of the condition, meaning that both parts always get executed (even if the order is reversed).

    In C# and similar you'd use 'return' or similar to just exit the if statement.

    How do I get round this in C3? I know it's simple, but I've been bashing my head against a brick wall for ages now trying to solve it.

    I also tried childing/unchilding objects, but this didn't work either.

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  • You're going to need to be a LOT more specific to get an answer.

    e.g....

    What do you mean by a fighting game? (people have different definitions)

    Where are the inputs already?

    What have you made it in already?

    What are 'the things'?

    What is 'connection of inputs'?

    Do you basically want to make a game without doing any coding? In which case, you can't.

  • When you make a new sprite it's always 250x250.

    How do I change this so it doesn't need resizing every time?

  • Two options:

    1) Do a while loop, and using the ColorFX plugin (in effects), reduce the 'r' value' and increase whatever other value you need to increase to get the yellow value you want. Use a speed multiplier so you can control how fast this goes.

    2) You might be able to use the new Tween behaviour. I haven't used it yet, so can't comment, but my understanding is that you can use Tween to animate any value, not just visual stuff. It'll change a value from a to b over time.

  • Sorting and reversing works absolutely fine in X axis (e.g. scores in 0 row, names in row 1, sort/reverse by X and print out as high score table).

    Why can't you list scores and names vertically (i.e. scores in 0 column, names in column 2, sort/reverse by Y then print out)?

    When you reformat the data and trying using the Y axis it goes VERY wrong. The first column will sort but all the other columns will not sort accordingly.

  • hello C3 colleagues,

    What is the reason why some people want a desktop version instead of a browser version?

    The browser version, for security reasons, cannot save as a project folder. It will only save as a .c3p file locally, in storage (through linking to dropbox etc.) or to local storage. This makes it nigh on impossible to use with source control (github, bitbucket etc.).

    The desktop version can save out individual files to project folders, and so can be used with source control.

    That's the main reason people want it, and not what Sebastien has said. As a long time C2 user and current C3 user, there is no difference in use between browser or desktop - it's all in your mind (we all had to get used to it!), and lots of people are just whinging and salty about Scirra's choice to a subscription model. They just need to get over it and it bears no relation to the software itself.

  • Aren't Keycodes universal?

  • Looking forward to road-testing this with version control - my no.1 request for ages!

    Look forward to a Mac version so I can use it with my main laptop.

    Thanks Scirra.

  • Hi Ashley,

    Remote preview is great, but doesn't cover everything.

    What if you're having trouble getting the web bars to disappear, despite using fullscreen etc.?

    What if, as previously mentioned, you want to test the performance/feel of a native application?

    Most obviously (I think), what if you just want to walk away from the computer with the app on your phone so that you can show/share with other people?

    Also, if you ultimately want to publish to iOS, you need to know sometime!

  • I am also interested in an answer to all these questions!

  • Okay, so actually this is useful, but I can't even get this far.

    How on earth do I get the .ipa in the first place?

    Can I build a .ipa without a Mac of some sort? Or do I need Xcode (and therefore a Mac, even if it's in the cloud) for it?

  • NIce.

    Apologies, I found the manual page a day later, although by accident whilst browsing something else!

    Thanks!

  • It's a great feature to speed up development.

    Can we do this on C3 yet like in C2? Or is this yet to come?

    So, basically, for now do I have to keep saving it out, rebuilding and deploying for every change?

  • Legend! Thanks for this. Had no idea how to really proceed.