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- Magistross
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- 30 Oct, 2014
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If you're not on a Windows 8.1 OS, then I guess you're using "VS 2013 for Windows Desktop". What you need is "VS 2013 for Windows" and it seems that it is only compatible with Windows 8.1

http://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/produ ... ss-vs.aspx
- Magistross
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- 30 Oct, 2014
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What version of VS 2013 are you using ?
- Magistross
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- 27 Oct, 2014
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Are you using absolute or relative path in your URL ? I suggest using relative to be sure no cross-domain hiccups might occur.
- Magistross
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- 23 Oct, 2014
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Problem comes from your t variable. It needs to be reset to 0 upon completion of the show/hide animation.
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- Magistross
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- 23 Oct, 2014
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Can you perhaps isolate those events and objects in a capx for me to look at ?
- Magistross
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Events 10 and 13 in your screenshot are basically useless. They barely move the spr_cal_key, for the sole reason that they are run only once ! They don't "fall out of loop", because there are no loops involved here in fact. The "Every tick" terminology might have confused you into thinking this would run until your condition is met, but "Every tick" is actually a dummy condition that has no effect whatsoever, it simply there for those that don't like "empty conditions".

Timer behaviors could be used to do what you want, and if using 3rd party plugins is ok with you, you might want to take a look at RexRainbow's MoveTo and lunarray's LiteTween behaviors instead.
- Magistross
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- 23 Oct, 2014
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You probably need a javascript warlock to do that. There's this JS library to generate a gif, so I guess one could wrap it in a plugin, and use it in C2.
- Magistross
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NodeCount with your xpath seems to show the issue is not the asterisk, since it returns 1. Try adding a "/text()" to your xpath, it should select all the text under the node.
- Magistross
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- 20 Oct, 2014
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This is the perfect scenario where recursivity seems more intuitive than the classic iterative approach. Here, I modified your capx to integrate recursive power propagation. I added a visual representation for tiles with power so it's easily noticeable that the power line behave like you want them to.
- Magistross
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- 16 Oct, 2014
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Simple trigonometry with the clamp expression will also help you. See example.

I also included a pin example.
- Magistross
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- 14 Oct, 2014
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Event 6 is wrong, you're setting the value at the index "Array.At(loopindex, 0)" when you should simply be setting the value at "loopindex". The kind of error I tend to make and NOT see it until I restart my events completely...
- Magistross
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- 10 Oct, 2014
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No no no, you CAN delete and insert entire row/column. Sorry if I sounded cryptic. It's only that adding and inserting must be done in multiple actions. Deleting a row/column is quite straightforward.

Here's a simple example of a 2D array manipulation.