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  • Is it possible to use For each loops to iterate over nested.

    My guess, it's not possible with 'For each', because the first 'For each' picks a sprite and for the second 'For each' there is only this sprite visible.

    But it should work with a normal 'For loop'. You can address a sprite directly with Sprite(IID).

    It would look for example like this:

    + System: For "loop1" from 0 to Sprite.Count-1

    ----+ System: For "loop2" from 0 to Sprite.Count-1

    -----> Text: Append Sprite(Loopindex("loop1")).UID & " "&Sprite(Loopindex("loop2")).UID & newline

    This puts two UIDs from the sprites in a line in a Textbox. With loopindex("name of loop") you get access to the currently loopindex of this loop.

  • I think, the easiest way is with 'tokenat'. If you have more complex command you have to use Regex.

    from the manual:

    "tokenat(src, index, separator)

    Return the Nth token from src, splitting the string by separator. For example, tokenat("apples|oranges|bananas", 1, "|") returns oranges."

    I made a little example with tokenat:

    drive.google.com/uc

    the commands are: left, right, up, down, and the amount of pixels to move.

    left 50 for example

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  • I want to have a global constant that has an exponential expression like:

    c1 = 1.009249522e-03, c2 = 2.378405444e-04, c3 = 2.019202697e-07

    c1=float("1.009249522e-03");

    or

    c2 = "1.009249522e-03"

    c3= float(c2)

    The exponential expression has to be a string and with float it is converted to a float

    Edit: I see you wrote constant

    If you define a constant you can use 1.009249522e-03 but this will converted to 0.00100925. If you need the exponential expression put it in a string and if you want the float convert the string to a float.

  • As always, I don't know if I understand this correct, but you could use ' is overlaping at offset' . Therewith you can find out if something is left, right, up ,down of your player.

    I made a litte example:

    drive.google.com/uc

  • Set the point of origin (imagepoints) in the sprite editor to the upper left corner (press 7 on the num-pad).

  • Maybe I understand it all wrong, but test it yourself :)

    drive.google.com/uc

  • Is there other easier ways that I can't think of?

    Maybe i understand this wrong, but if you have the IID of the parent and the child you could do this for example:

    System| Pick Sprite Instance (IID of Child) -> Sprite| Set variable to Sprite(IID of Parent).variable

  • This is because of the origin in your trail-sprite. Put the origin to the middle of the left border. (4 on the numpad) and it should work.

  • Do you use Chrome?

    Then try to look how much storage space is free (Press F12 then the Tab Application and Clear Storage).

  • > Is WebGL and WebGL2 Hardware accelerated?

    Yes

    > Is GL_RENDERER your R390?

    Yes

    Then I run out of ideas. The last one is speed throttling of your GPU. Is maybe the temperature of your GPU to high?

  • AMD Radeon R9 390 Series

    try: chrome://gpu/ in Chrome.

    Is WebGL and WebGL2 Hardware accelerated?

    Is GL_RENDERER your R390?

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