Awesome! I didn't know that! I'll give it a shot.

Thanks!

About two years ago I asked if you could evaluate an expression from an INI file. So the INI file would say something like:

Damage=5+(PlayerScore/100)

I'm trying to figure out how to give a sprite the image of a program's icon.

Is there a way to do this?

I can't figure out how to setup a Hex Grid.

I have a tiled background with a hex grid and I want a sprite (the mouse cursor) to snap to the grid. If it's a simple square grid it'd be easy.

But my mind is failing me for a hex grid.

Any help?

Is there a way to change a line in a list box to some new Text?

All I see is "Set Line Data" which does not do this.

So Line 2 reads "Hot" and I can make Line 2 Read "Cold"

Thanks

Is it possible to get the loopindex from a Repeat action?

I tried

Repeat 3 times

Set Text.Text to Text.Text&Str(LoopIndex) (Text.Text starts at "0")

and I get 0-1-1-1

so,

0

then -1

again -1

again -1

Shouldn't it be 0-1-2-3?

How can I do this?

It appears that pixel-perfect collisions are not working correctly.

Is this right? Or is my mind not right?

If anyone is interested I figured it out:

RGB(Max(510*Abs(Cos([ANGLE]))-255, 0), Max(510*Abs(Cos([ANGLE]+120))-255, 0), Max(510*Abs(Cos([ANGLE]+240))-255, 0)) [/code:xnwb0n3t]

Thanks for the help.

Thanks, I'll look at that.

But just to clarify, the Sat & Val are always 100. I just need to retrieve the RGB with the HUE being the only changing variable.

Is there a simpler way? (preferably without using Python?)

I know I can do that, what I need is to find out the rgb from a hue.

I need to change the color filter of a sprite, based on HUE or even any range of number (i.e. 1-1000).

I know I can do this with the HUE shader effect, but my netbook doesn't like it, and I'd like to stay away from pixel shaders (for performance)

How can I get RGB from a range of numbers?

Thank you!

That does it.