Thanks a lot dudes its worked both!

I did not know of the existence of "conditional?" It's in the help of expressions?

Another thing, also did not know how to create a local variable in a group. Now that I found that just create a global variable and drag it to the group, logically it becomes "local" heheeh.

> + for "Y" from 0 to 9
++ for "X" from 0 to 1

> create object at 90+loopindex("X")*90, loopindex("Y")*100

This will create 20 objects in two columns.

Hummm almost there but not yet... Se the picture below:

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I need each the 40 to change to 180 on each iteraction of the loop.

1-40

2-180

3-40

4-180

But I needt to use this for..each loop above because the size of the array will be variable so I cant use your solution....

Help pls!

Yes my friend, Im from Brasil. But forget the text and se at pseudo code, I replicate this algoritm in C2....

for each element in the array

{

   create_a_instance(objany, the_x, 100)

   if (the_x == 90) the_x = 180 else the_x = 90

}

Thanks

Try this

There's only problem that the Text object can't be rotated with the sprite. You'd have to create another sprite instead and place it over.

Exactly! I just discovered by my self but my solution was same as yours! Thanks a lot!

Obs: We need to request the C2 creator to create something like intercepthig the draw event like an after draw so we can draw anything over it without need to create another object to do the work.

I have an array and Im creating a object (sprite) for each element of that array its fine but now I need to swap between to x values in other words I need to create that object in column 90 and the next at column 180 and the next at column 90 etc... How to do this easly with only one loop ?

Example:

the_x = 90

for each element in the array

{

   create(the_x, 100)

   if (the_x == 90) the_x = 180 else the_x = 90

}

or something like this

obs: I cant put this information on the array itself because Im using it to store de Text property....

Thanks in advance!

Do you know the text beforehand? If so, create the texts as sprites and use the pin behaviour to pin the relevant text to the relevant box.

The texts will change but they will be created one for each sprite. I will try this "pin" behavior... Thanks/

Edit: Dont work because I create a this sprites and text at run time...

—: No it's a C2 plugin.

Nice plug in friend but its not what Im wanting. What I need is sprite where I can put a text in front of it at run time. Imagine a box with a text in it, I cant create a lot of different sprites with theses text because I will get theses texts from a PHP script and its will change during runtime.

Sprite font? I dont know this plugin, I will search for it. Thanks.

Edit: This is a Construct Classic plugin, Im using C2.

See, theses pairs are created at run time. In this moment Im trying to create a loop for each instance of object type A and in this object type A I have a index that represent the nth object B. But I dont know how to get the nth object B. The expression shuld be something like this:

for each OB in Object_Type_A do

{

   x = Object_Type_B[OB.index_reference].x

   y = Object_Type_B[OB.index_reference].y

}

Something like this...

I dont know how to do this. See, I have a lot of objects pairs how to know bind theses pairs? I dont know how to get a individual instance of a type of object and I need this. I was thinking in store this relation on a instance variable and then loop in all objets of that type to see if that object is my "father" and get its x e y, but I dont know how..

Hi! I have a lot of objets of type X and a lot of type Y.

Each object X determines the position of a child object Y. How can I create a father->child bond ? I dont want o use joints because its so slow.

I need to create a game where I have a lot of bricks with a word on them, but I need to put that word at runtime because this words will be read from a server using PHP. What I need is a sprite on wich I could put a fisic behavior and then draw a text over it. Got it?