Hi,

thanks, I will try that. Because it's no rectangle-shaped-sprite, I will try reading thepixel data.

I already took alook at it in c3-free version and was not sure, how to "loop through every pixel to check the snapshot RGBa on every pixel", but I will try again. Maybe I can get back to you with the kind request for one more tip regarding that.

Thanks so far!

held

Hi,

damn, as I'm working with construct 2, I posted in the wrong forum. Sorry.

Is there a way to do it in c2?

And is there a way to move the topic in the right forum? :)

Sorry again and thanks!

Held

Hi,

I'm trying to check, when a sprite

In my game, I want to paint a certain area eith a brush-sprite. So far, so good.

Then, I want to check, when the arae is fully covered with paint (that no white spots are seen). So far, no success :)

Can somebody help me out? Thanks very much!

held

I finally got it working!

As the incoming data is a floating point number, I changed the "int" to "float" and got the movement smooth as silk.

Thanks for your decisive help!

held

sorry for syntax-lacks!

Now, c2 accepts it. The result is not noticeable, no matter what x*dt

I'm am wrong again, right :)

Thanks 4 your patience.

Thanks already!

my global variable is called "Audio_In_01"

my incoming data is "WebSocket.MessageText"

I tried your tip with:

every tick > set lerp(Audio_In_01,WebSocket.MessageText,speed*dt)

and can't get it to work. Could you give my another, little harder hint :)

Thanks!

Hi,

every tick I'm receiving the Volume-Level of an incoming microphone. Because I need multiple audio-inputs, not directly via the audio-plugin, but with small extra-java-prog via the windows-mixer and with websocket into construct. Then, I'm storing it in a global variable and link the data to the position of a sprite. So far so good. But the sprite is changing it's position too rapidly.

Can anybody help me out smoothing the data, so the sprite won't change so rapidly it's position?

Thanks!

held

Hi,

thanks! I will check it out and get back with results.

cheers,

held

Hi,

I have several spots on my screen and I'm trying to (drag and) drop a sprite "A" (and make it snap) to the nearest of these spots, which is not already overlapped by an instance of "A". The snapping itself is solved, but I'm struggling with choosing the next un-overlapped spot.

Can someone help me out?

Thanks a lot,

held

Don't know, if anyone can comprehend, but here's my solution. Thanks again!

Hi,

I think, i solved it. Just had a idea similar to yours. I gave the pancake two instance variables and so I can store the frame-number to the specific instances. I have to try out a little more but I'm confident so far.

If it works out, I will post the code later.

Thanks for thinking with me!

held