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• • VictoryX
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  • 2 Mar, 2019
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  Yep that seemed to do the trick, thank you very much. I was unaware of this with floats.

• • VictoryX
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  • 2 Mar, 2019
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  So I have a simple setup where every 1 second I add 0.1 to a instance variable. Problem being in the debug mode it is adding like 0.1000000000001 every 1 second. Not really sure why is this happening. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong here?

  
• • VictoryX
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  • 8 Mar, 2018
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  Sorry about that, old hoster dropped, I believe this is the correct .CAPX

  https://drive.google.com/open?id=15xBDi ... 0eowKkV6IY

• • VictoryX
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  • 11 Feb, 2018
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  Sorry about that I had to clear out some stuff for other projects. The .Capx should still be working though and you can demo through that.

• • VictoryX
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  • 1 Feb, 2018
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  Time Warp a Super Hot style game.

  2 levels

  WSAD to Move

  Mouse to Aim /Shoot

  https://www.scirra.com/arcade/shooting- ... warp-26447

• • VictoryX
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  • 20 Jan, 2018
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  The issue is once the button is clicked it sets the variable from 0 to 1 which sets it back to 0 again in a very fast loop that happens at the click. Basically, every time you click the button the game goes Play Theme, Stop Theme, Play Theme all within a single click. You need to use an Else statement. An example is attached below.

  Code

  

  .CAPX

  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AhDQl ... hifO-6E4xF

  Hope this helps.

• • VictoryX
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  • 29 Oct, 2017
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  You are correct, oversight on my part. I fixed the function not running and yet TestVar returns -1. I even double checked the array in debug mode and visually saw it contained the value 2.

• • VictoryX
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  • 29 Oct, 2017
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  I'm having an issue where at the start of my layout I fill my array with 1's. Then after that, I go in and add some 2's to the array. However, whenever I try to set a global variable to the first X Index of 2 it always returns -1, meaning there is no 2 in the array even though there plainly is. I even set it up so that the code literally says

  Array Contains Value 2 -> Set TestVar to Array.IndexOf(2)

  And the TestVar returns -1 everytime, how is this possible?

  .CAPX LINK

  https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzhJb ... 3hYVXBZNjg

  Thanks for any help that can be provided

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• • VictoryX
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  • 25 Oct, 2017
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  Two Tile Maps, one with a solid behavior for walls, one without a solid behavior for floors.

• • VictoryX
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  • 25 Oct, 2017
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  I want to spawn enemies in my level randomly. However, I need to make sure the tile they are being spawned on is a walkable tile and not like a wall or something. Is it possible to pick a random tile within a tile map that I can reference its position to spawn to?

• • VictoryX
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  • 25 Oct, 2017
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  Started working on this little dungeon generator today, not something that hasn't been done before. However, I've never done it before so I wanted to give it a try! Honestly, my technique for doing this is probably convoluted and could use some streamlining. I haven't slept in a couple days due to insomnia so the code probably isn't great. The results though are pretty cool! Link to the Demo and .CAPX below. Would love to get some input, thanks ya'll!

  Arrow Keys or WSAD to move around

  DEMO

  http://librarian-otter-51745.bitballoon.com/

  .CAPX

  https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzhJb ... Fp1N0lBNXc

• • VictoryX
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  • 8 Aug, 2017
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  Okay, I thought that like if any enemy had the player is vision it would keep calling the function with that enemies unique ID making them move independently. I see how the For Each Enemy fixes the issue I was having thank you.

• • VictoryX
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  • 8 Aug, 2017
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  Not sure why this isn't working. Trying to get enemy slimes to move toward my player whenever the player gets within a certain range and lose the player when they are out of range. Right now it only works for a single instance of an enemy. Any ideas why this won't be working for all the instances of enemies on screen?

  

  .CAPX

  https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzhJb ... khxNGd5MGc

  [SOLVED] I needed to add a For Each Enemy to the LOS event.

• • VictoryX
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  • 30 Jul, 2017
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  Think of the Value as the dead zone for the analog stick. 0 would be perfectly center and 100 would be perfectly in whatever direction. It should look like this since no controller will be perfect.

  Analog Stick X Axis is Greater than 10 -> Go Right

  Analog Stick X Axis is Less than -10 -> Go Left

  Analog Stick Y Axis is Less than -10 -> Go Up

  Analog Stick Y Axis is Greater than 10 -> Go Down

  
• • VictoryX
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  • 30 Jul, 2017
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  Do you have a .capx you can link?