Thanks!

I don't think I've explained it well.

The slider controls a function that has nothing to do with sound. No volume control or anything like that.

As long as I move my slider, a ticking sound should be audible. A bit like a mechanical controller. As acoustic feedback to the slider movement.

I have a single short tick audio that I want to use for this.

Approximately 1 tick sound for every 5 units of change.

Regards.

Hi,

i'm trying to play a simple click-sound as a feddback, when a slider gets moved.

I tried several ways - "touchspeed", "on changed" ...with sound looped, not looped, etc.

I'm a little confused now and was wondering if anyone could help. Can anybody ? :)

Thanks!

thanks already!

sorry, I don't quite understand it yet.

I have created a global text variable, because otherwise when deleting the array-.

the values would simply slip. Hope I have explained it reasonably well. Here is my current test sheet. Can't I store the random array value as text in the variable?

Thanks!

Hi,

I want to create a 3 round quiz. In each round one of 10 random sprites should be created. But no sprite should be created twice.

For this I have dealt with (1D)-Arrays for the first time. Until now I choose a random x-value from the Array and store it in a global variable. Then the corresponding sprite is created.

But I don't manage to delete specifically the selected x-value from the array.

So,

1. How can I randomly select from an array between the remaining values?

2. And how can I specifically delete the currently selected value?

Thanks for any help!

held

Hi,

thanks for your tipp!

I was hoping to get around this efficient but little inelegeant solution.

Maybe there's another way with the help of css? Maybe I have to take a look at css someday. For now, I got me a font generator and it's working.

Thank you very much!

held

exported as html5, on iOS devices, my text gets out of place - some pixel downwards.

on Android and desktop it's alright.

Does anyone have a tipp for me to solve this? Thanks!

held

I solved it.

Request orientation is NOT triggered by 'on touch-event' but by 'on touch-end'-Event.

Pooh, simple as it seems, that was a hard nut to crack. But anyway, hooray!

got it working now on iOS 12.5.5

not on 14.6

where's my mistake?

I solved the riddle: The test-server, on which my game is uploaded, has no ssl-certificate.

Surprisingly it was enough to type the missing "s" in the URL-field. Everythings works correctly now.

Mozilla seems to be less demanding.

cheers,

held