Yeah, I found that earlier. Is there anything simpler? I really just want to figure out how to make it walk back and forth.

Try another deadeye thread. You can do it like he did his platforms. He has a platform bouncer at each end of the platform's "patrol zone" and when the platform collides with a platform bouncer it turns around and heads back the other way.

I can see a pattern there ... I think that it would also generally be pretty handy practice to release builds in patterns like that even number means it's more stable and odd it' less stable, or other way around.

I thought the convention was that even numbers were more stable, but the cycle we're on seems to switch this around.

I was just about to complain about how insanely hard this game is and how you should start out with an easy level.

Then I realized that you can move the water spout.

And since this is the 'post a screenshot" thread, here's a screenie of a work in progress character I designed for the mod: http://www.flood-gate.com/images/medic_05.jpg

Very cool. Can't wait to see how that translates into Construct.

Even if you scale it down and just used fifty or so oscillators instead of a thousand?

Well I was find, but it was... so like then, and it was all GRRRRRRRR!

~Sol

Glad it all worked out in the end.

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There are "Every X milliseconds" and "Every X ticks" events. Also the function object can a function after a given delay.

edit: Rich is too quick for me.

...lurking

Yikes, so predatory. I'd better start watching my back. But then I guess I'm not open source software, so I'm probably safe.

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Hey, could someone maybe whip a quick example with those? It looks like you could do some really cool things to integrate your game with the web, but I'm not sure where to start.

Ah, now I'm starting to see applications for it ... games that draw all sorts of interesting geometric shapes that are player controlled in some interesting way ... they all seem to involve the sort of complex math that would be right up your alley. I guess I should have expected that all along.