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• • Whiteclaws
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  • 14 Mar, 2013
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  Making yours is the only way for now

• • Whiteclaws
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  Someone made a post not long ago , search for best practices ...

• • Whiteclaws
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  Oh , that might come useful !

• • Whiteclaws
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  Oh , that might come useful !

• • Whiteclaws
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  Lol...

• • Whiteclaws
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  It would be easier to pin multiple collision boxes to an object and detect any collision with them ...

• • Whiteclaws
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  — , nope , websockets aren't appropriate for massive multiplayer games , they aren't appropriate for any realtime communication other than chat rooms ...

• • Whiteclaws
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  Okay ... Chcking it out this night ...

• • Whiteclaws
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  Did you search in the tutorial section ?

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• • Whiteclaws
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  • 14 Mar, 2013
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  Pos.At(MaxArrayW-(10*CrystalSpawnNumber)*dt,0)

  That should do the work ...

  Pos is the name of the array

  At() is the expression ...

  -Manual

  At(X, Y, Z)

  Retrieve a value at a position in the array. Indices are zero-based. Reading values outside the array returns the number 0. If the Y or Z indices are not provided then 0 is used.

  Cheers czar ...

• • Whiteclaws
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  • 13 Mar, 2013
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  GODDAMNROBOTLAZERS ! THOSE ARE AWESOME !

• • Whiteclaws
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  • 13 Mar, 2013
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  Right-Click on an object and you should see Z-order ...

• • Whiteclaws
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  • 13 Mar, 2013
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  I'll work on an example for you later ...

  Basically , my idea is to make a tail with an array that saves the position of the player each tick ... and for each element it places 1 object that fades away later ...

• • Whiteclaws
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  • 12 Mar, 2013
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  Hey man , who knows , maybe tommorow , pokemon MMO would be closed ...

• • Whiteclaws
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  • 12 Mar, 2013
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  Describe Hefty ...

  Is it free , I may check it out later ...