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- ramones
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You can use a variable to track the current index:

currentIndex = 0

set text to array.at(currentIndex )

when the player presses a button:

add 1 to currentIndex

set text to array.at(currentIndex )
- ramones
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Are you running C2 as administrator? Windows won't let you drag drop files from a non-admin window into an application running as administrator.

ramones
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When you push/pop/insert/delete you're adding or removing an entire row/col to the array. The value you insert is used as the value for every new element.

For example, if you have a 2d array:

0 0
0 0[/code:1kxxfbo6]

And you push 1 on the X axis: (adds a new column of 1's at the end)
[code:1kxxfbo6]0 0 1
0 0 1[/code:1kxxfbo6]

Insert 2 at index 1 on the X axis: (adds a new column of 2's at position 1)
[code:1kxxfbo6]0 2 0 1
0 2 0 1[/code:1kxxfbo6]

Insert 3 at index 0 on the Y axis: (adds a row of 3's at row 0)
[code:1kxxfbo6]3 3 3 3
0 2 0 1
0 2 0 1[/code:1kxxfbo6]

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- ramones
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You need to set the AvailableDirections array global.

And you might want to set the change the bullet 'Set angle' property to 'No' on PacMan and the Ghosts.
- ramones
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Try regenerating the pathfinding obstacle map on start of layout.
- ramones
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If you set the physics stepping mode to 'Framerate independent' then you can set the object time scale.
- ramones
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What about max fall speed?
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You haven't changed the max speed from 330 so it won't go any faster than that.
- ramones
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The query string format for GET/POST requests is key-value pairs like key=value, separated by &, with + replacing any spaces.

parameter1=value1&parameter2=value2&parameter3=value+number+3

It looks like you were trying to use jQuery syntax. In jQuery you can pass an object { parameter1: value1, parameter2: value2 } which jQuery will convert into a query string like above.

And then the base64 encoded image could contain & or + or other characters that could be confused as part of the query string so you need to wrap it in URLEncode().

ramones
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3 Jun, 2014
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Set the POST data to:

"type='base64'&image=" & URLEncode(RegexReplace(CanvasSnapshot, "data:image/png;base64,", "", ""))[/code:1wem2q5u]

- ramones
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Use Mouse.X(0), Mouse.Y(0) to get the mouse position on layer 0.

Or Mouse.X("layername"), Mouse.Y("layername").
- ramones
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That looks great. Nice examples!