Hello again!

I'm working on an platformer enemy that will choose to either go to player.x+50 or player.x-50 and then attack the player.

I want him to choose the nearest point. Is there an expression that allows me to do that?

Oh, that's pretty neat! Thanks for explaining that newt and ramones !

It's going to an empty layout called, "explain." Once I deleted it, the game loaded up.

Hey all, I was reading through the manual and came across "clamp" where x is returned if under a value, above a value - or else return x....

I just don't understand why something would require this. It seems like x is chosen every time from the 3 values. Am I misunderstanding the way this is written? Can someone help me with a practical application of clamp?

Just saw this and it looks amazing! You have my vote!

Id like to piggback this if that's okay. I was going through the "arrays for beginners" tut and got to the part about saving and loading arrays, but the tut uses webstorage. Could someone point me to a tut explaining saving and loading JSON arrays with local storage?

Very welcome!

Hey there,

This is my solution for you. Good luck with your project!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tqnzwcm3wt09n ... .capx?dl=0

Without seeing exactly how you determine the level is over this could or could not work:

When goal accomplished > add variable (bullets left) to (points) variable - or maybe bullets*x if you want a multiplier for bonus points.

I figured out the issue. I left the bullet behavior to "Set Angle=Yes" instead of setting it to. "no." All is working well now!

File>Export Project

The object has a solid behavior?

Also: Not sure if this is the case, but if you are using Physics on one object, in order for it to interact with the other object, both must also have physics behaviors.