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- Nimtrix
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- 22 Jun, 2012
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Use 'Set Frame' and type 'random(2)' as frame.
- Nimtrix
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Check out the 'How do I - FAQ' thread, there's a solution to your problem there called 'Jumping on vertical moving platforms'. Also, there's no need to archive your .capx file, it's basically just a .zip file of your project, it just makes it more difficult for us to open the file. Good luck!
- Nimtrix
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- 20 Jun, 2012
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Did you set object2's physics parameter 'Immovable' to 'Yes'?
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Your text box could be moving to many pixels per sec to ever hit X=300. Try using system: compare two values and check the distance from where you want to stop. Choose the smallest number that works, try 5 or something first.
+System: distance(TextBox.X, 0, 300, 0) < 5) [ul] [li]>Set bullet speed to 0[/li] [li]>Set Y to (300)
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- 19 Jun, 2012
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You can check the variable after a random family object has been spawned, then destroy it and spawn another one if it doesn't match the other variable.

Example: FamilyVariableSpawn.capx
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I added some more comments to clarify how it all works (hopefully). You should probably read up on instance variables and booleans in the manual. 'For loops' as well, if you're not familiar with how loops work.

Anyway, if there's anything specific you need explained, just ask.

More commented .capx: BridgePatrol_Comments.capx (r95)
- Nimtrix
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You use "Set text", then type
choose("One", "Two", "Three", "Four", "Five")

in the content box.
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In order to open SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files, you'll need a vector graphics editor like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape (Free).
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There you go, I think this should take care of it:

MlpGame_Edited.capx (r95)

Edit: All I did was change the image point of the player sprite, and changed some events.
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- Nimtrix
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Text properties are listed on W3Schools:

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_text.asp
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can you put the new capx?

He probably updated the files in his previous post.
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It's an action on the button object. Go to your event sheet and add a new action:
Every Tick: -> Set CSS Style