That is a brilliant workaround. Thank you.

I just removed the physics behaviour from the second arrow, cause it was multiplying the effect and was too speedy. :)

Its is to bad though that you cant change the angle without stoping the physics behaviour. Could have been cooler if you could apply force and angle while it was moving and not stopping.

Thanks again:)

Here is a cap to show what im trying to do. Hope someone has an idea or workaround on how to get the arrow to rotate with the trajectory.

Cap test file

Hi All

Ive checked examples and posts and cant really find a way to solve my problem.

I want to fire and arrow like angy birds style. (ive solved that)

BUT i want the arrow tip to follow the flight path.

I use add force to launch the arrow (i need physics in my test game) but i dont know how to set the angle. Do you use torque in some way?

Wow brilliant and in so few events. Im gonna go study it closer. Thanks that is exactly what i had in mind.

Thanks. :)

It sounds like a good and logical way to do it.

It would be great if you had an example cap. Im still trying to figure out how to do if loops and logics like that in scirra.

Thanks.

My cap isnt that well build up, im kinda messing around to learn Scirra.

But imagine this:

A "right" letter is picked at the beginning which is secret "S"

you have 3 positions                          1     2     3

and i want to generate 3 random letters       X     S     E

but only one, "S" is the right letter.

So it also has to random place at one of the 3 positions.

Am i making my self clear enough or am i messing it up?

Hi all

Ive browsed the forum and couldnt find anything that could help me.

Im trying to do this.

On a screen we see 3 randomly generated letters and only one of them is the right one, that you have to pick. How do you set that up. Do you use if loops?

Im only after the generation and pick function. Ive done all the visual and showing letters part. But they only appear randomly. And i want to make sure that only one is the right one.