I tried that and it didn't work. Luckily i accidentally figured it out haha. The brackets were in the wrong place

Instead of putting.....

RunTrack.X-(dt*200*(RunTrack.Speed+TrackSpeed))

it was.....

RunTrack.X-(dt*(200*RunTrack.Speed+TrackSpeed))

I figured it out. You were right it needed to be RunTrack.X-(dt*(200*RunTrack.Speed+TrackSpeed))

Wasn't uploading properly so i hope this helps

I tried that initially. it just makes the track move really really fast. I think because its being x(multiplied) as opposed to +(added) due to the 200* part of the coding

Hey I placed this in a previous post but didn't manage to get any replies. So sorry in advance for asking again......

I have a run track which is a scrolling background. The coding for the movement of my track is: RunTrack.X-(dt*200*RunTrack.Speed)

I want it to gradually increase in speed so i created a global variable called 'TrackSpeed', and every 2 seconds 5 is added to the variable.

Where in the RunTrack.X-(dt*200*RunTrack.Speed) equation do i integrate the global variable?

I have a run track which is a scrolling background. The coding for the movement of my track is: RunTrack.X-(dt*200*RunTrack.Speed)

I want it to gradually increase in speed so i created a global variable called 'TrackSpeed', and every 2 seconds 5 is added to the variable.

Where in the RunTrack.X-(dt*200*RunTrack.Speed) equation do i integrate the global variable?

Thank you I will have a go at it and get back to you.

Thanks :D

I've created a game where 2 sets of enemies will be coming towards the player at random spawning times.

I wanted there spawning time to increase over time to increase the difficulty of the game, so i added a Global Variable called 'SpawnTime'.

The 'SpawnTime' will subtract from the enemy spawning rate. However i need to create a limit so that it doesnt subtract forever.

I'll try and explain my even page below.....

(1) every x seconds | random(5-SpawnTime, 8-SpawnTime) | Create Object | enemy1

(2) every x seconds | random(1-SpawnTime, 3-SpawnTime) | Create Object | enemy2

(3) every x seconds | 5 Seconds | Add 1 to SpawnTime

So i basically need to stop the SpawnTime from constantly subtracting from the enemy spawn rate otherwise once the spawn rate reaches 0 then a loooooooads of enemies are just spawned all at once

Thanks so much!

How do i create the limitation?

My game has enemies that spawn ever 'random(5,8)seconds', but every 10 seconds I want the spawning rate to reduce to 'random(4,7)seconds' for example. How would I go about doing this?

Works a treat!