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• • sqiddster
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  • 27 Aug, 2012
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  Wow, amazing!

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  • 26 Aug, 2012
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  A simple tutorial on this would be amazing.

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• • sqiddster
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  • 26 Aug, 2012
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  Sure.

  The key lies in 'pick 0th instance' and 'pick 1st instance'. These let you choose the instances separately even if they are the same object. Everything else should be pretty clear.

• • sqiddster
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  • 26 Aug, 2012
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  It's rather a vague problem you give us. Could you provide a link to the hosting websites (preferably something we know should work) so that we can be sure it's not a problem on your end?

• • sqiddster
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  • 26 Aug, 2012
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  Here you are!

  Not sure why they won't bounce off the walls, but that's not the point of the example ;)

  Hope this is what you wanted!

• • sqiddster
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  • 26 Aug, 2012
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  I think if you use appmobi, you can get rid of the bar. That's all I know.

• • sqiddster
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  • 26 Aug, 2012
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  Just put an action in the spawn condition that sets it health variable to whatever you want.

  If you mean to find out how to give them a random health within a range, use something like:

  set health to int(random(minimum,maximum))

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  • 26 Aug, 2012
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  Hopefully this is a mistake. If not, I can live with it but I'd like to hear from Ashley ;)

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  • 25 Aug, 2012
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  Lots of us are complete beginners. That's what's great about C2, you aren't limited by a lack of skill. The main element is your creativity!

• • sqiddster
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  • 25 Aug, 2012
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  I'd just create my own sine behavior. Or, at least use 'value only' and apply it to the angle using your own method which allows this.

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  • 25 Aug, 2012
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  Exactly, that's what worries me. This may break a large amount of existing projects, and it is very subtle.

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  • 24 Aug, 2012
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  The inconsistency is the real issue, I have to change a lot of my code now.

  Also, the fact that it doesn't work even if there's a 'for each node - destroy' is strange to me.

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  • 24 Aug, 2012
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  Still, this seems like a nasty issue to leave in the program. Ashley, anything to say?

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  • 24 Aug, 2012
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  Take a look at this capx.

  CAPX HERE.

  The logic is very, very simple. The 'nodes' are created, then instantly destroyed.

  Run the project, and they are not destroyed.

  Same thing happens with a 'for each node - destroy' event.

  I think it has something to do with the blank sub-events, as when you make the actions actions of the parent event, the behavior is different.

  This impacts my current game significantly, I found this after a project working in r99 failed in r100.

• • sqiddster
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  • 24 Aug, 2012
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  All layouts are downloaded at the start of the game. There is no performance overhead in regards to the amount of layouts present.

  If your layouts use the same graphics, you shouldn't be too concerned. There will be very little memory and no performance overhead.

  That being said, to maintain your sanity, I would stick with one layout which works for all resolutions. The letterbox scale fullscreen option helps tremendously.