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• • RamPackWobble
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  • 11 Feb, 2014
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  RamPackWobble:

  Your example still works well, but It is still doing this thing where it only updates the _original_ SpriteText object, as if it's creating the new ones, pushing the old one up, but only changing the old one, and not putting text in the new one.

  Not sure what you mean - all you should need to do is call the function with your required text.

• • RamPackWobble
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  Ok version 2 put into a function.

  Slight variation: I have set two fades - one kicks in when 5 or more texts are displayed (to fade out the earlier text so too many texts are not displayed) and a second that kicks in after 30 seconds to just remove old text after it has been displayed for long enough.

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 11 Feb, 2014
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  How about something like this ?

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 10 Feb, 2014
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  sine period speed up test 01

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 9 Feb, 2014
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  your second question is to do with the width of the graphic that makes up the tiled background object (in the template example this is 39 pixels) so when you create the new block in event 6 instead of creating it a random width you should create it as a multiple of 39 (something like

  set width to (choose (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) *39)

  should work

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 8 Feb, 2014
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  Have a look at breakout tutorial - in the second video ("Interactivity") this is covered.

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  • 8 Feb, 2014
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  Also look at audacity on audacity.sourceforge.net

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• • RamPackWobble
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  music plays here in chrome (windows) - remember that different browsers need different formats of sound

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 8 Feb, 2014
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  Bit more complicated than I first thought - this method works providing the bullet speed is not too high.

  test of sine movement combined with bullet. starfiels particles

  if you need the bullet speed higher and still have this "sine movement wobble" then I think multiplying the sine movement when moving against the bullet movement (to counteract the bullet movement) would be the way to go...

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 8 Feb, 2014
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  If you are doing what I think...

  Change the sine movement from horizontal to value and add this value to the x position of your sprite. (Capx to follow)

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  • 7 Feb, 2014
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  Have a look at R0j0s answer in scirra.com/forum/trigger-event-after-travelling-360-degrees_topic85274.html . it should get you about 90� there.

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 7 Feb, 2014
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  create invisible spokes radiating out from your stationary object that can then be crossed and checked off a list/total count ?

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 7 Feb, 2014
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  create (sprite) at 640,random(480) ?

  for example

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  Containers ?

• • RamPackWobble
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  • 5 Feb, 2014
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  are you throwing the object with physics ? If so then I think it would just be a case of

  every tick     text:set text object.Y

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  or are you trying to calculate the position with gravity and mass and velocity... ?

  example

  edit - altered capx so displaying height only while object is moving. (is physics sleeping/else)