http://www.4shared.com/file/140633321/83ef60c7/physics.html

hey, made this with physics and particle attachement,

when i made it it gave me alot of ideas so i thought i would share it

controls are with mouse

scroll up

scroll down

=control power of force , if you scroll down a couple of times it pushes away the particles

space = create new physic object

hold leftmouse = add force with extra force when coming close to pointer

hold rightmouse = add force

http://www.4shared.com/file/140630374/9c47cfe3/formation.html

hey guys, so i wanted to create some kind of squadrons, based on an image with imagepoints

on creation of the squadron image , 5 ships are send to each of the imagepoints,

that works, but i have trouble to get the next ships to go to the new squadron

the picking seems right, but i cant get the imagepoints from the next squadron

press "a" for creation of squadron

its now setup (to work) for 2 squadrons

ahh it works now

formation.ImagePointX("pos" & loopindex)

i was referring to a wrong name of the imagepoint

thanx for clearing that up

and what about this:

set variable targetx to

formation.ImagePointX("pos" & loopindex & "x")

in the text object i seems to say pos5x so thats ok but it doesnt give the value to the targetx var

formation.Value('pos1x')

i need the 1 to change with the loopindex,

how do i write this?

check your game in the debug mode, and check to see if there is not some number goiing crazy in value, global and private , you should always have a reset counter event.

but i also had crashes with has to do with collision per pixel i think, so i try not to use it, until hopefully a better version arrives

no the offset works

i just tested it by adding a global var 'counter'

and always add 1 to the counter en put that var in x offset

but can you move the background while the player stays in position with this function?

edit: ow i misunderstood the question i think

you could set the playarea to 10 by 10

http://www.4shared.com/file/138306311/b ... round.html

you could do it like this, it uses two background/sprites set next to each other moving at the same x speed - at the end of the screen the first one sets it back to the beginning,

done it quickly, you could much improve it using vars, you could even use the same sprite i guess, with some picking event

but just shows the idea

home tab - press project button

you can manage it in the projecttree

to get a global var, go to system icon - there's the get global var

well if its of by only a couple pixels, its likely to be the hotspot of your sprite is not exactly at the centre, so it points a bit more to one side