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- blackhornet
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- 1 May, 2021
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It definitely supports other languages. The default always shows Latin, you have to enter the characters you want translated yourself.
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- blackhornet
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- 30 Apr, 2021
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You can have a second family with the same objects.
- blackhornet
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It seems contradictory, but computers can't handle fractions /decimals well - there is always a limit to precision. You should always try to work with whole numbers, and only convert to a decimal at the last moment. So switch to counting by 1, and divide by 100 only when you need the actual scale value.
- blackhornet
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This kind issue is generally dealt with via a recursive function. The first object is passed to the function which passes the next object to the same function, etc. The trick is to make sure the recursion eventually stops. Sorry, I couldn't follow your events, so I isolated the solution. You can drag the mirrors around to see the interaction.

It runs every tick, but that could be optimized to only run when something changes.
- blackhornet
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Add a blank subevent so you can add a local variable, then grab the parent value first, spawn, and then use that value.
- blackhornet
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You aren't capturing the mothers speed before you create the second sprite. Store that first in a local variable, and use that for the calculation. Right now you spawn a new sprite and then send it's speed (100) to the function.
- blackhornet
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Updated to support 'Modules'.
- blackhornet
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- 9 Apr, 2021
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The tutorial does that. The API file comes from PlayFab.
- blackhornet
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I have a tutorial that does this:

construct.net/en/tutorials/add-playfab-cloud-storage-2479
Briefly, you add await to the call, and then a 'Wait for previous actions to complete' as the next event.
- blackhornet
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The on-drop will only have that single item you are dropping picked - so there's nothing to test against. The simplest solution is to have a second family with the same objects in it. Then you can test against the second family.
- blackhornet
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- blackhornet
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I got a "You made a sale" email and clicked on the "View your sales report" button, but the URL resulted in an "invalid request" page. Something to check.