1. Yes

2. How about setting up a variable that will be set a specific value when a block is spawned and the status will be reset every x seconds?

3. I would suggest an array here and filling it with the IDs of the spawned blocks... after the tenth Block, the first will be destroyed and the array has to be reordered to move everything one place in front.

A good start is this tutorial on how to use Ajax requests:

scirra.com/tutorials/61/ajax-example-with-construct-2/page-1

A good instruction on arrays is here:

scirra.com/tutorials/40/basic-loops-and-arrays

All you need to do is put the data from the Ajax request into the array

yes, you can load data from php with Ajax and put the result in an array... I am not sure how huge the array can be.

And I like to add, in germany it is generally the older people that don't speak english, as they did not learned it in School. But everyone up to 40 should speak it without any problems. In the past years, English is now teached in Schools already from the 1st class (Kids aged 6, are already using english as the main language in some schools here today).

you could do some global variables that will be increased as well and for new spawned monster, you add the count of that variable to the initial health.

When you have installed r82, have you uninstalled r81 as suggested during install?

If have not done this, it could be that there are old files been used that have the error.

It would also be helpful, if you can tell us what javascript error comes up (there can be so much). Another way we could be able to help you is when you give an URL to your project. If you do this, it is the easiest to find the error if you compile without the minimizing of the scripts.

this is really good... would be cool to color the uniform of different soldier by not putting up images for every single color.

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I thought of this myself and had a few ideas for current workarounds:

1. Arrays

You could define an array to hold all the languages.

On runtime, you can select the array corresponding to the selected language.

Problem with this, you have to manually edit the array every time something changes and you have to recompile.

2. Outsourced Languagefiles (maybe a simple PHP Script?)

You can setup language files on your server and you get the strings per AJAX GET or POST Request.

Problem, you need to know how to script such stuff :)

I am not skilled enough yet to help you on your script, but why don't you just use the Plugin that is already available?

scirra.com/forum/plugin-ajaxpost_topic49039.html

Mail sent :)

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And the Pachinko of Doom is simply a Doom themed pachinko :)