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- dop2000
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- 20 Apr, 2023
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This is clearly a bug, I suggest reporting it here:

github.com/Scirra/Construct-bugs/issues
You can mention in the report that it may be related to this issue.

Also, if you haven't done this already, I suggest disabling BBCode on text objects.
- dop2000
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— Press F12 in preview and check for error messages in the console.
- dop2000
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Check out R0j0hound's comments in this old thread:

construct.net/en/forum/construct-2/how-do-i-18/3d-carousel-42745
- dop2000
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If you know the exact number of parameters, then just list them after the function name, for example with two parameters:

runtime.callFunction("prova", 10, 20);

or

runtime.callFunction("prova", "text", "some other text");
- dop2000
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If you want to reduce volume for a particular sound, say by 30%, you can do this:

(log10(volumePercentage*0.7/100)*20)
- dop2000
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The same objects you have in your "On tap" events - sprite6, sprite7.
- dop2000
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By setting Y velocity to 0, you are not allowing it to move vertically.

Use Object.Physics.VelocityY instead of 0.

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If you need to switch between Physics and some other behavior preserving the momentum, you can use velocity values. Say, when switching to Platform, set Platform vectors X/Y to physics.velocityX/Y
- dop2000
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You are using the wrong condition. "Contains value" searches the entire array. You need "Compare At XY", where X=Array.CurX and Y=2
- dop2000
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Don't change its Y velocity.

Why do you need Physics?
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- dop2000
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I would suggest using another behavior, but if you absolutely need Physics, you can set velocity instead of applying force.

Is key down: Object set velocity X to 100

Else : Object set velocity X to 0
- dop2000
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You don't need to go through all values in the array. Say, if there are 100 objects and 5 lines, "For each XY" will process all 500 cells, you don't need that.

You loop through records of objects, which are on X axis. And for each object you can grab values form the corresponding cells on Y axis.

For example, if you need to get a value from the second line (Y=1):

Array.At(loopindex, 1)

or if you are using "For Each X":

Array.At(Array.CurX, 1)
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If there are only tree possible values, then a permutation table is an overkill. Here is a much easier solution:
| Global number num‎ = 0 + System: Every tick -> System: Set num to num=0 ? choose(1,2) : num=1 ? choose(0,2) : choose(0,1) -> Text: Append num & " "