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• • R0J0hound
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  • 15 Apr, 2016
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  If some javascript takes too long to run the browser will give you an option to stop it. As long as it wasn't an infinite loop in your code causing it you can let it continue an it will complete. AKA it wasn't a crash.

  That said, saving a tilemap of that size may be the reason it takes so long.

• • R0J0hound
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  ayeletpn

  There's the "line dash setting" action.

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• • R0J0hound
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  You can reduce the amount to compare somehow. Only sprites on screen would be one example. Another would be only objects overlapping the player or enemies.

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  Instead of using push, you could just set the size of the array to be bigger and set the value like your last post.

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  There isn't a plugin for it. You'll have to probably find a JavaScript library that does it or something.

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  Yes, lots. A search for laser will give a lot of examples.

  Here's a recent one I did:

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  Waltuo

  Use the "begin path" action to not use any previous paths with the draw path action.

  Ex:

  move to (0,0)

  line to (10,10)

  draw path "black" 1.0

  begin path

  line to (20,20)

  draw path "blue" 2.0

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  • 12 Apr, 2016
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  I'm guessing the browsers themselves aren't checking those other buttons perhaps, the spec seems to allow it though. More than three buttons is non-standard so it's probably something more complicated like gamepads, but there doesn't seem to be any other way to access the mouse from js.

  I don't see any issue with giving beginners something new to learn, and in this case it's just a matter of using it like the example provided.

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  There are array editors, drawing programs, and some music players to name a few. The only complicated thing with your idea is recognizing the beer by a taking a picture of it's label. Even if you were just coding it with a typed language it's something you'd want to find some existing library to do for you.

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  glerikud

  Why not? A beginner just needs to copy the start of layout event, then any function called "click" will be called when a button is clicked, and the first parameter will be the button number.

  eli0s

  As blackhornet says it only works clicking outside of the textbox.

  blackhornet

  That's interesting. I only have a standard mouse so I couldn't test.I guess it depends of the mouse or something.

• • R0J0hound
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  Sure, why not? The main one's I've seen that have come to mind are editors. but there isn't really any limits to what you can make. Did you have something you had in mind?

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  Why not just add or subtract one when you press the arrow keys?

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  You could do this:

  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/542 ... se_js.capx

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  99Instances2Go

  I can't read your variables, but if you stored the direction to move for each grid in the flood fill step then it's just a matter of moving the enemies in the same direction as the grid they are on.

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  Look here:

  http://bavotasan.com/2011/style-select- ... -only-css/

  There are probably more resources online on what else you can change.

  Look at the css, all of it is in

  property:value pairs.

  You can then use the "set css style" action to set any of those properties.

  For a full list of css properties look here:

  http://www.tutorialspoint.com/css/index.htm