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- rexrainbow
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- 27 Jun, 2012
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Thanks.

Although "injecting javascript function" is rare to be used I guess.
- rexrainbow
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Wastrel
You need to get the reference of "Sprite" first.

This post might help you after you got the reference of object.
- rexrainbow
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Ashley
Uh, just a suggestion.

A very long description might not easy to read, even if it only do one action really.
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- rexrainbow
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Sargas
Yes, the execution result will be the same.

Since two (or more) actions are bound in one action, user will never forget one of them, or user does not need to add two (or more) actions from menu.

Well, it's just an example. My goal is try to add a newline ("\n") in one description of action to make it more readable.
- rexrainbow
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Could we add newline ("\n") on ACE table?

Uh, for example, an action could set both speed and angle.

Original, there is one line.
Set speed to {0}. Set angle to {1}.

After adding newline, it could be two lines

Set speed to {0}. Set angle to {1}.

I try to add "\n", or " ... ", but useless.
- rexrainbow
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CodeMasterMike
Agree.

Users might think the 'set density' is buggy since they don't know this trick (wait 0.1).

One solution is put a notify into manual.
- rexrainbow
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Test capx:

dl.dropbox.com/u/5779181/fixed_mass.capx
In this capx, I try to set the same mass by setting density, then applying a force.

You could toggle "wait 0.1" to see the different result.
- With "wait 0.1", the mass of these two object is the same, so they move with the same velocity.
- Without "wait 0.1", the density would not be changed, so they move at different velocity.
- rexrainbow
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Update:

Fix bugs in "condition: for each row in col", "for each col in row"
- rexrainbow
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- 20 Jun, 2012
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Update:

Allow setting interval time larger then duration time. In this case, duration behavior will only trigger "on start" and "on end" callback. It could replace one-shot timer behavior.
- rexrainbow
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- 16 Jun, 2012
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Update:
- Fix bugs.
- Delete timer after duration finished.
- rexrainbow
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felixsg
This behavior is named "rex_duration" in behavior list.
- rexrainbow
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Document, plugin and sample capx are included.

It is used to "run trigger every X second, persist Y second", or "turn on the switch, then turn off after Y second".