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• • Ubivis
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  • 27 Mar, 2012
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  you need to keep one thing in your mind when put events up... all events will be handles in order.

  If you have your mouse over 01Top, it will change your mouse cursor, but as well, you are not over 03Kra..., because of that, your mouse cursor is set back to Normal

  EDIT: Possible Solution

  Always put up an event that sets your mouse curser to normal (no matter if you are over an item or not). For each item, put up an "over" Event that sets the cursor to "Hand".

  This should solve your problem

• • Ubivis
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  • 27 Mar, 2012
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  What is state machine ?

  it is a swedish band:

  statemachine.com

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• • Ubivis
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  • 27 Mar, 2012
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  hmm, looks fine to me on latest Chrome.

  This is how it looks to me:

  ubivis.de/screenshot.jpg

• • Ubivis
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  • 26 Mar, 2012
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  could it be that you mean this Tutorial?

  scirra.com/tutorials/244/rpg-inventory-drag-and-drop

  And below the first image is a link to this plugin:

  scirra.com/forum/plugin-bitwise-operation_topic47702.html

• • Ubivis
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  • 26 Mar, 2012
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  hmm, tried it out myself. When it is closed, I can't open it again, but the start page is back up when I restart Construct.

• • Ubivis
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  • 26 Mar, 2012
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  hmm, I can see the start page on my system when I start Construct 2.

  No possibility, that you can accidently clicked the small "x" and closed it?

• • Ubivis
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  • 26 Mar, 2012
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  I would suggest to try something more straight forward for your first game.

  A Tower Defense Game is a really difficult task, here you can see how far I got in 2 weeks work:

  ubivis.de/td

  to your questions:

  -How do i creat a backgroud (one or two for enmies)

  -- paint?

  -How do i creat a turret?

  -- either with a turret plugin or using a lot of math

  -How do i spawn enmies

  -- with events

  -money, time, and a quickmenu

  -- get a job, lose your job, paint :)

• • Ubivis
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  • 23 Mar, 2012
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  For each "Object" -> Destroy Object?

• • Ubivis
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  • 23 Mar, 2012
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  Excellent

• • Ubivis
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  • 22 Mar, 2012
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  you should have an event where you create the block. All you need is to add a condition based on the boolean.

• • Ubivis
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  • 22 Mar, 2012
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  not really...

  my quick idea would be:

  Set up an boolean instance variable on the player called something like "canbuild".

  If the Boolean is true, then you can build. When you build a block, set that variable to false.

  On an addition event that triggers every x seconds, set that value back to true.

• • Ubivis
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  • 22 Mar, 2012
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  ae you running r81? is so, update to r82. This is a known bug. There is also a one line workaround here in the Bugs forum. :)

• • Ubivis
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  • 22 Mar, 2012
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  1. Yes

  2. How about setting up a variable that will be set a specific value when a block is spawned and the status will be reset every x seconds?

  3. I would suggest an array here and filling it with the IDs of the spawned blocks... after the tenth Block, the first will be destroyed and the array has to be reordered to move everything one place in front.

• • Ubivis
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  • 22 Mar, 2012
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  A good start is this tutorial on how to use Ajax requests:

  scirra.com/tutorials/61/ajax-example-with-construct-2/page-1

  A good instruction on arrays is here:

  scirra.com/tutorials/40/basic-loops-and-arrays

  All you need to do is put the data from the Ajax request into the array

• • Ubivis
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  • • Joined 22 Feb, 2012
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  • 22 Mar, 2012
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  yes, you can load data from php with Ajax and put the result in an array... I am not sure how huge the array can be.