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> > Sure, just enable unbounded scrolling and then create the level as it comes onscreen using logic.

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> can you post capx example? thank!

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thehen hasn't been on the forum for over 6 months.

It would be best if you create your own thread with as much information as possible with your query.

Hi! Thanks for the quick heads up. Ok, I will try to do that instead.

Sure, just enable unbounded scrolling and then create the level as it comes onscreen using logic.

can you post capx example? thanks!

Syntax Error: Doesn't seem to work with .svg(urlbase64code) files created using adobe illustrator. any advice?

Anyone care to share capx example on this one? Thanks!

Great!^^

I just looked them up. When using Paster is there anyway to set xy coordinates?

like:

GroundPaster: Paste Object "GroundSprite" into canvas (GroundYArray.CurX,GroundYArray.CurValue)

Currently this is what I have to plot the ground.

Layout&Width Size=480,640

GroundYArray: Set width =55(for this example)

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GroundYArray: for each x element
{ 
GroundYArray: Set value at GroundYArray.CurX to tokenat("21,21,22,23,24,25,29,30,33,37,40,41,43,45,47,48,49,49,50,50,50,50,50,50,50,50,50,49,49,48,48,48,47,46,46,45,45,43,42,41,41,41,41,40,40,39,39,39,38,38,38,38,38,38,37,37(and so on)", GroundYArray.CurX, ",")

(Disabled to try paster)
Create Object GroundSprite on layer 0 at (GroundYArray.CurX,(LayoutWidth+100)-int(GroundArray.CurValue))
} 
---[/code:8xtzin9a]
I've been thinking, is it possible to just draw a single line creating a single object connecting the GroundYArray instead?? Thanks!

When your scroll value reaches your array width reset the count of the array.

Hi newt!

Thanks for the quick reply!

At first I thought, if I could just plot all of the 3,601 numbers into a single layer say "terrain", I would be able to treat that layer as as single object much like a "tilebackground" where one can just reset x to a value (as you say-when my scroll value reaches the array width). I also thought about putting the ground_sprite in as a family, but really there is only one sprite before run-time so I dont think it was a viable solution. I still couldn't seem to find a way to reference them as one entity.

Also, as you might have already guessed, the cpu is rid high when i initially start the game and move my platformer, so any more suggestion on how to plot these numbers and treat them as one would be a treat.

Hi, everyone!

So I've got 3,601 specific numbers which I store in an array to determine the Height/elevation of the ground.

On runtime I do:

For each "x" in (GroundArray)element i Create Object (Sprite 1x300) to cover the ground

Everything seems to be working fine, except i'm not sure how to scroll loop the ground so that when i reach my layout width the first data comes full circle.

What I am trying to achieve: I am trying to do a 480x640 moon lander-side(that goes left and right) scrolling game with infinite looping kind of game.

Any advice?

Thanks!