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  scottldouglas

  T shape is

  ooo
  xox[/code:36j631qq]
  
  and you might rotate this shape 90 degree
  [code:36j631qq]xo
  oo
  xo[/code:36j631qq]
  
  Or ini a 3x3 array
  [code:36j631qq]ooo
  xox
  xox[/code:36j631qq]
  
  [code:36j631qq]xxo
  ooo
  xxo[/code:36j631qq]
  
  You might list all 4 possible directions
• • rexrainbow
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  joeykid6

  SID mode is just a lazy mode that user has a lot of object-types and does not care the real nickname of each object-type.

  For example , create the same type of instance at somewhere when touching object.

• • rexrainbow
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  A plugin for editor is very cool. I really like this idea. For example , a hex grid tool, and more ...

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  teacherpeter

  Read the SDK and source code of official plugins. I started at bullet behavior (a long time ago), and my first plugin is rotate behavior.

• • rexrainbow
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  You might try tag text plugin.

  It can only run at browser and node-webkit. I will try to fix it for running at cocoonJS.

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  nosemeocurrenada

  The IDE will not tell user the dependence between plugins.

  Actions, expressions, some conditions could be called by other plugin, but the trigger type condition could not. And you will need this kind of condition in your IO-type plugin, so the only way is to copy and modified the code in websocket plugin.

  Or, you could only made a plugin to process the message you had received.

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  Ashley

  Uh~ I got it. Thanks.

  BTW, I thought event sheet could support "coroutine", one of feature is "wait second", other request is "wait signal".

  "wait second" - the task will be resumed until time-out

  "wait signal" - the task will be resumed until action: send signal (for example)

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  ashesh

  I had never hear that.

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  jayderyu

  Right, every construct 2 updating will bring us more features, some of them will better then my plugins, so that they are obsolete. But I still need to keep (most of them) into repo tool for those users who had use them in their older capx.

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  Use ajax to load js file, then you could get js code string at "On completed" triggers , does it work?

• • rexrainbow
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  The "include" event sheet feature.

  https://www.scirra.com/manual/82/includes

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  AllanR

  Right, sprite global=Yes, will not be destroyed when layout changed, so that it does not need to persist.

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  AllanR

  Indeed, the dictionary in a container will be destroyed even it is "Global = Yes".

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  AllanR

  In your test case, the array object is "Global" (Global = Yes in properties table), so that it will not be destroy when layout changed.

  In my case, the array object is put into a container.

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  AllanR

  Test but it looks like no persistent for array and dictionary object.

  test capx

  If array and dictionary object is persisted always, there will have a new problem. How about no-persist array and dictionary objects?