Since array, or dictionary are plugins, they only could be linked with sprites by official container feature. But the official family could not assign any container, so that array, or dictionary could not be combined in family level.

There are 2 solutions , one is family support container, the other is add array or dictionary behavior.

malakiboy

It is because that this behavior had been updated someday before.

I still re-write documents and fix these plugins now.

Ashley

Just a suggestion, SDK (engine) might provide some features for coroutine. For example, supporting this case (for loop with wait) in 3rd plugin.

Since it is not official feature, user need to take a risk by himself.

justifun

This behavior only provide a "leading angle", user need to use this angle case by case.

For example, car AI demos use this "leading angle" to simulate turn left/turn right. Crowd or rocket demos use this "leading angle" to rotate the angle.

The parameters A,n,B,m will affect the result of "leading angle".

malakiboy

You might try the latest rex_revive behavior. (Re-download it again)

See official drag drop behavior

Could anyone help me out? i try to use the plugin but i end up with this error, i tried cleaning the timeline but that didn't help either :\ which is upsetting because i really think this is awesome, i don't know why this seems to be happening.

Which c2 version in this test?

New:

Add Scenario behavior , the behavior version of scenario plugin.

xoros

This behavior need board plugin. Bu solid is not necessary.

Zed2100

Uh, yes, all conditions of this behavior will be triggered. You could add a flag to check which behavior instance need to be executed.

this.my_call = true;

this.runtime.trigger(cr.behaviors.MyBehavior.prototype.cnds.OnStuffChange , this.inst);

this.my_call = false;

And

Cnds.prototype.OnStuffChange = function ()

{

return this.my_call;

};

Because all instances had been selected in event sheet. You might check the SOL when calling this action.

Does your Date plugin always grab the Date() from the System clock? I have been trying to get server time (in a UNIX timestamp format) via an AJAX call, but the clock seems to be displaying my local system time, not the server time that I gave the timestamp in your example.

I am not sure, this is the source code for UNIX timestamp.

var today = new Date();
UnixTimestamp = today.getTime(); [/code:3a0bi7bl]