(Horizontal,Vertical)

0,1 top

0,-1 bottom

1,0 left

0,1 right

make a screenshot or send the capx for i see what is wrong.

"Newline"

Example :

"My text before the return of line" & Newline & "My text after the return of line".

becarefull of having use overlap on the good sprite .

set you'r offset on 0,1

I'll be back Monday, I'll try to make you a template.

Hi ,

Be sure the explosion is not in a top layer.

You need :

●A list of word in your language. (search on google , i am french & i have find a plaintext file words of my language)

You can put the list in a array of dictionnary object for compare word after.

●A sprite for each letters (a frame = a letter , example Frame 1 = A , Frame 2 = B ,...)

●Global variables for all possible letters forming a word (Example : letter1 , letter2 , ...)

●A variable indicating the nth letter is clicked ( for each letter cliqued , variable +1 . for letter cancelled - 1)

For each click you add all global variables and put the result in "finalword" for example . you compare the "finalword" variables with your list word.

blackhornet're right, what I showed has a condition that is not necessary. it is preferable to use the condition of the frame directly.

You can't rotate a sprite or object on another axis , why you need that ? Paper mario clone :p ?

Look this example.

We pass the snapshot in a variable and we can use anywhere.

I think it is because of the local .

https://www.scirra.com/manual/107/ajax

[quote:25gla5dw]Making AJAX requests cross-domain or in preview

By default, browsers block AJAX requests across domains. This means, for example, a game on scirra.com can request other pages on scirra.com, but cannot request pages on facebook.com. This is an important security feature of web browsers (it is not specific to Construct 2 or its AJAX object).

Also, when previewing in Construct 2 the game runs on localhost. This counts as a different domain to the rest of the internet, so typically AJAX requests to any web page will fail during preview, unless the server explicitly allows cross-domain requests.

If you want AJAX requests to your server to work from any domain, or in preview, you can configure it to send the following HTTP header:

Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

This will enable AJAX requests from any domain, but you should still be aware of the possible security implications of this. For more information on cross-domain requests see HTTP access control on MDN.

Have you try after export project ?

i think you need add "trigger once while true" in your event cause actually the event is repeated.

timer < 0

width < 0

======>

start animation from beginning ( frame 0)

start animation from beginning ( frame 0)

start animation from beginning ( frame 0)

start animation from beginning ( frame 0)

...

timer < 0

width < 0

trigger once while true

start animation from beginning ( frame 0)

do you understand what i want say ?