Oh.. so I guess it was the:

for each sprite *ORDER BY SPRITE.X DESCENDING*

• that I really needed - thanx a lot, you're a lifesaver..

This ought to be easy, but I've hit a wall..

I just want each sprite to have different colors :-/

This keeps bugging me down - I cant wrap my head around it.. Perhaps I need to find a math-forum.. :-/

Dutoit>> Thanx for the suggestion. I'm not entirely sure, how that would help me.. (I'm saving it for a later project though

My problem is still moving the player based on actual geolocation..

Nice tips though..

I was hoping to use the layout.width but about 800x600.

I think endnu in pixels would be better - so from lat lang to pixels..

Thanks for answering!

I'm sorry but I have to bump this... No one able to help?

Hi

I'm having a hard time getting my head around the math on this one..

So I found this rule of thumb that 1 degree lattitude equals 111111 meters and that 1 degree longitude equals 111111*cos(lat). This might not be completely accurate, but let it be ok for now..

I want to be able to move within a 40m x 40m square in real life and start in the center.. So my Layout.Width somehow has to translate into the 40m..

I can use

Geolocation.Latitude

Geolocation.Longitude

• to find my center, but when I move, how do I calculate how my sprite has to move?

I just wanna say, that I'd really like to see this become reality, even though this is an old thread..

tokencount("Mg+++", "+") returns 4

tokencount("Mg++", "+") returns 3

tokencount("Mg+", "+") returns 2

tokencount("Mg", "+") returns 1

tokencount("M++", "+") returns 3

Alright, so it seems safe to say, that for my purpose that would work.. Thank you for taking time to answer :-)

Regards

   Engberg

Hi

I have a string - say "Mg++", and I wand to find out how many "+"'s there is in it..

How would you go about that?

I suspect the use of tokencount, but can't really come up with a solution..

Regards

   Engberg

Hi, and sorry to hijack your thread :-)

Trying to do something facebook here as well.

Can't make your (lanceal) example work..

I added my own app-id and path.

I think I get logged in right, but the info doesn't get back into construct.

Perhaps you could take a quick look at qrun.dk.

In r100 and firefox it only counts down to 19.. :-/