Everade

Yeah, I'm not saying give the peer full control, just let them do relatively trivial things like append an angle when they send the keystroke/command to shoot, to improve responsiveness for the peer.

You can add in a check on the host side to make sure it's a valid angle, and if it's not then the Host can either ignore the shot completely or generate a new valid angle.

Is your Host a non-player? Because if they are a player and you're worried about a peer cheating by sending an angle, what do you think the host player could get away with?

[quote:3rsaengk]To prevent that my goal is to directly display the shot (only display, not doing anything further since the host will detect actual hits later on), but it shall display the actual correct angle and distance the same as the host will calculate it.

The peer still has to tell the host they have shot, correct? So, why not get them to calculate the angle and send that to the host at the same time? There's no need for the host to do all the calculation.

That way the peer doesn't have to wait for a reply, they can show the shot straight away, and then they only have to wait for the result.

The host can still broadcast for the other peers to fake the shot, but the delay for them isn't important since they aren't the ones who shot.

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Looks good.

What's the catch?

I was curious about that too.

If you let them manage the ads, they collect all add revenue and decide what portion to give to you.

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Fupicat

You can compare the LayoutName value in an event with the System->Compare two values condition then set the music to play based on that.

Or if you really want to cut down on events, in an existing event you might have like On start of layout, add the Audio->Play by name action with the name set to:

LayoutName = "Layout 1" ? "L1 Music" : "L2 Music"

Obviously change the names to whatever you're actually using.

You can also expand that if you add more layouts:

LayoutName = "Layout 1" ? "L1 Music" : LayoutName = "Layout 2" ? "L2 Music" : "L3 Music"

Edit: Actually you can simplify things by naming your music the same as your layouts and just setting Audio->Play by name to LayoutName

IGDev

Add another variable to as a placeholder for the income to add, then do:

Set tempToAdd to Acurrent + Bincome > Cmax ? Cmax - Acurrent : Bincome

Set Acurrent to Acurrent + tempToAdd

Set Bincome to Bincome - tempToAdd

mariogamer

I think you might be able to use the source atop Blend Mode effect, to cut off the blood splatter on background objects.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/146/effects

shuwand

[quote:2fvr1we3]How do I make highscore with localstorage ?

Add the LocalStorage object

Add global variables Score=0 and HighScore=0

Initialise your high score:

System: On start of layout

-> LocalStorage: Get item "HighScore"

LocalStorage: On item "HighScore" get

-> System: Set HighScore to int(LocalStorage.ItemValue)

In your level end event (where you'd show the high score and have a restart button), add a sub-event:

System: Compare Score > HighScore

-> System: Set HighScore = Score

-> LocalStorage: Set item "HighScore" to HighScore

[quote:2fvr1we3]why my highscore always NaN..

Use in() to turn the values returned from local storage into numbers, i.e. int(LocalStorage.ItemValue)

Ethan

No worries.

The delay is only a quarter of a second, which isn't very much at all.

You can shorten it if you want, it just needs to be long enough to do a double-click.

Ethan

You could use an instance variable to count clicks and use a timer so that after 0.25 seconds it checks how many clicks, opens the appropriate menu, and resets the variable to 0

Example .capx (r233)

jakeedge02

Add the LocalStorage object

Add global variables Score=0 and HighScore=0

Initialise your high score:

System: On start of layout

-> LocalStorage: Get item "HighScore"

LocalStorage: On item "HighScore" get

-> System: Set HighScore to int(LocalStorage.ItemValue)

In your level end event (where you'd show the high score and have a restart button), add a sub-event:

System: Compare Score > HighScore

-> System: Set HighScore = Score

-> LocalStorage: Set item "HighScore" to HighScore

some of which appear to be missing from that tutorial by the way (the LocalStorage.ItemValue follows on from an 'On item exists' check - in which the ItemValue is not passed!)

https://www.scirra.com/manual/188/local-storage

You might want to read that manual entry again - You can use LocalStorage.ItemValue in On item exists.

ItemValue

The value for a key that has been read or written in any Local Storage trigger, such as On item get or On item exists. This can be either a string or a number. This returns 0 if used outside of a Local Storage trigger.

Something like: "Exclude eventsheet but don´t kill the object".?

You can't exclude Event sheets, but you can disable multiple Events using Groups.

Add a Group to your Event sheet and move the Events into the Group.

When you want to stop the Events running, use the action System: Set group active, select the Group and set it's state to Deactivated.