Wreckless

My code is pretty straight forward and work as you asked :

You have place spawnpoints in your layout. Just some instances of an sprite named 'Spawnpoint

'Object' is the object you want to randomly spawn.

Then it goes like this:

+System: Every 7 seconds

  Local number rndCount = 0

  -> Object: destroy

  -> Spawnpoint: set occupied to false

  -> System: rndCount = floor(random(5))+1

  +System: repeat rndCount times

    +Spawnpoint: [invert] is occupied

    +System: pick random Spawnpoint instance

      -> Spawnpoint: Spawn object on layer 3

      -> Spawnpoint: set occupied to True

+System: On start of layout
  -> Object: destroy
+System: Every 7 seconds
Local number rndCount = 0
  // optional //
  -> Object: destroy
  -> Spawnpoint: set occupied to False
  //////////////
  -> System: rndCount = floor(random(5))+1
  +System: repeat rndCount times
    +Spawnpoint: [invert] is occupied
    +System: pick random Spawnpoint instance
      -> Spawnpoint: Spawn object on layer 3
      -> Spawnpoint: set occupied to True

Ugotsta

It lakes only one thing: setting the slider position given a value. For now it only do the opposite.

All

You're welcome \o/

slice them!

When you slice the fruits, destroy the physic's fruit object and use another object to display the anim without any behavior (or just something to make them fall like the bullet behavior with a downward speed)

Even if you don't use Fruits, that should work!

here's an implementation of the selection sort algo

selectionSort.capx

more details on wikipedia holder of the truth of the universe

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_sort

Unless just squashing a page with a dumb scale, you'll probably need to create a turning page animation to play as a transition.

... as kirby said... (ninja'd \o\)

Damn I like it, with families it's so much neater.

There's not, a work around would be to set a repeat loop with a high number and to break this loop when the while condition would have become false

+System: repeat 1000 times
  -> do things
  + while condition becomes false
    -> break loop

SullyTheStrange

You're way is ugly :D... But indeed pretty neat for the question asked

However I would add another global variable that goes from 0 to 1 once one!=two!=three

To tell the game "ok the variables are now good we can continue"

You made me realize there's indeed a while in c2... The gameloop itself (:

hide the cursor and make a chainsaw sprite follow the mouse coordinates

There's no while loop in c2.

The only sure way I know to do a sampling without replacement is to make a list of your sample, pick one at random, delete the sample from the list.

I showed an implementation not long ago.

It went a bit like that:

global sampleCount = 3  // number of... number you want
+System: on start of layout
  -> Array: set size to sampleCount,1,1
+On What you want
  Local text list = "0,1,2,3,4,5,6" 
  +repeat sampleCount times
    -> Array: set value at loopindex to int((tokenat(list,floor(random(tokencount(list,","))),",")))
    -> System: set list to replace(list,str(Array.At(loopindex)),"")
    -> System: set list to replace(list,",,",",")
    -> System: set list to (left(list,0,1) = ",") ? right(list,len(list)-1) : list
    -> System: set list to (right(list,len(list-1),1) = ",") ? left(list,len(list)-1) : list

    -> System: set list to replace(list,Array.At(loopindex),"")

    -> System: set list to replace(list,",,",",")

    -> System: set list to (left(list,0,1) = ",") ? right(list,len(list)-1) : list

    -> System: set list to (right(list,len(list-1),1) = ",") ? left(list,len(list)-1) : list

I updated the capx with coloring. You just need to put a source in instead of a destination out

Anyway there's no facebook object in my capx