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- blackhornet
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You'd have to post a CAPX for more help. There's just not enough here to help. The first param is actually Function.Param(0).
- blackhornet
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It's not really clear what you are describing. Having said that, there are several issues.

Plataformas references Function.Param(1) but you aren't passing in any parameters. Chances are your calculation will be negative.

Tipo_proxima_Plataforma gets a random value from 0 to 27, but you are only decoding five items (or are there more off the screen?).

You can always use Browser.Log to log to the Console, so you can see what is happening in the code.
- blackhornet
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You could look up flood-fill. I just made a similar example over here:

You want to recursively test each direction until you hit a wall.
- blackhornet
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You only add the Function plugin once, like keyboard, or mouse. Just make a second function event.
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- blackhornet
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We'd have to see the code.
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You are probably playing the sound every tick. Make sure the conditions only let it play once.
- blackhornet
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TiledBackground of one bullet would do it. Then set the width to the multiple of bullets you need.
- blackhornet
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You shouldn't be setting the Bullet values every tick, just when created.
- blackhornet
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You can use recursion to link the sprites by a number. You can then pick by number to move, or pin them to hidden sprites for the movement.

http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/ ... curse.capx
- blackhornet
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Yes. You'd be better off using an array, but this will work:

PushButton1 = BHTSmartRandom.Next

PushButton2 = BHTSmartRandom.Next

PushButton3 = BHTSmartRandom.Next

...
- blackhornet
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The Next expression will pull out the next random number.
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