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- blackhornet
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You can't specify what to spawn. Either add code to shoot the bullet you want, or you can look up the NickName plugin, that has been referenced many times to deal with this.

Pick only picks bullets that exist already. None do at the beginning, so the spawn code never runs.
- blackhornet
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Just add some spaces to break up the URL so it isn't valid. Actually someone recently just put a colon in front and that seemed to work.
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- blackhornet
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With families, you could do this in one line. It still might be easier to check all relevant sprite.count values rather than added the extra code to do a counter to do the same thing.
- blackhornet
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In this case, but as a general pattern, width-1 is correct.
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Sprite.Count=0 -> go to layout
- blackhornet
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Should be:

for 0 to array.width-1
- blackhornet
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You don't need the for loop for this!

if inventory.IndexOf(0) != -1 -> inv_full = false

Else -> inv_full = true
- blackhornet
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Doh, the Array object doesn't support Stop directly (there is a System.Stop loop action), but an even simpler solution is to the Array.IndexOf(0). Let Array do the work.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/108/array
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You are always checking every slot, ending with the last one, so it will only ever set whatever the last slot's state is. You need to at least stop the loop if the =0 condition is met. (Start with true though).
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You are purchasing from the UK though, so they are not charging Canadian taxes.
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Use a timer and a state variable. The problem with the above is once you start it there is no way to stop it, if you need to.
- blackhornet
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If you are using the loop to move 10 positions, there's no point, as all you will see is the final move, so just calculate the final move. If you need to see the movement, you need to store a state and have the movement outside of the Click event. Depends on exactly what you want.

To answer your question directly, you would just add the "For" condition (or as a sub-event), with a range of 1to10.

Edit: semi-ninja'd.