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• • winstreak
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  • 23 Jan, 2022
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  Resize (Alt R)

  Change the size then edit the properties of Tilemap to the Tile Width and height you want

  Here is a quick video:

  youtu.be/ONq2oUUvQCg

• • winstreak
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  • 22 Jan, 2022
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  You can Clone object instead of copy paste and that will allow you to give each one their own name. This will make it easier to tell which one you are trying to interact with for events and actions. You would also need to individually update each button object you make which is slower and easier to mess up.

  You can copy paste the objects:

  You can add a variable to each button of your own design.

  You can go based off the UID.

  This video will go into more details and give you some examples:

  youtu.be/hGcJyjRoClc

• • winstreak
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  • 21 Jan, 2022
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  On your button - add a wait 0.1second Action right before the turn visible action

  This will allow you to finish your mouse click before the screen turns visible, and stop the 2 events with 1 click issue

• • winstreak
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  • 20 Jan, 2022
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  I would make one enemy and create new objects of that enemy as needed. Then have a specific condition it checks for and set that spawn to be different.

  I made a video for you:

  youtu.be/8Ae60bUbJMk

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• • winstreak
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  • 19 Jan, 2022
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  Back when I first tried to make buttons I found that the built in ones didn't give me the control I wanted. I suggest making your own button and then pinning normal text to it.

  Here's a quick video:

  youtu.be/44vuVFkWXB4

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• • winstreak
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  • 18 Jan, 2022
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  Here is how I went about it:

  youtu.be/8wsryxDkb6M

• • winstreak
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  • 17 Jan, 2022
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  dop2000 That makes sense - So it doesn't attempt every tick - just once every 0.5 seconds

• • winstreak
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  • 16 Jan, 2022
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  I am not sure if there is a built in. But how I have done it before is with a check to verify the unit is moving. Then every tick add a fraction of that movespeed to the total distance traveled.

  youtu.be/9rBQZYb9JcY

• • winstreak
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  • 16 Jan, 2022
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  From what I can see from your video: It stops creating fireballs at 36

  Try adding an event to destroy fireballs when they are no longer in play

  Add Event: Fireball Is on-screen(Invert)

  Add action: Fireball Destroy

• • winstreak
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  • 16 Jan, 2022
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  New and Improved

  (Edited video to have new steps removing excess steps and utilizing built in random)

• • winstreak
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  • 16 Jan, 2022
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  I always get For Each wrong when I go with my first thought.

  For Each Sprite , Spite X isActivated , every 0.2 seconds

  TriggerOnce, Pick Nearest (Or any other form that picks1)

  This video will walk you through it:

  youtu.be/QBp9qqq47y4

• • winstreak
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  • 16 Jan, 2022
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  Glad you got it sorted and thanks for the shout out ^^

• • winstreak
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  • 16 Jan, 2022
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  First thing I do on a new item is to call a check function to see if I have one in my inventory already. If I do I simply add one to the Local variable.

  Same thing when I remove an item. If I have an variable > 1 I just reduce the amount by 1

• • winstreak
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  • 15 Jan, 2022
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  I miss understood what you had in mind. I feel like you make your code extra confusing by using a different plot for each spot.

  Here is how I would do it:

  youtu.be/gwFV3cw6Sr0

  You will have to edit a bit of code but you wont have to deal with families and multiple Plots.