Brochiefist's Profile

- brochiefist
- - Joined 29 Jun, 2016
  - 3 topics • 8 posts
- 1
- 8 Jul, 2016
- Quote
Just a quick question here is my battle calculation for damage in my game

(p1.atk/2)+((p1.atk/2*(p1.atk/Enemy.def)))+floor(random(1,4))

And then i subtract damage from the enemy HP.

But i would like to end up with only whole numbers.... how do i go about doing that?
- brochiefist
- - Joined 29 Jun, 2016
  - 3 topics • 8 posts
- 1
- 3 Jul, 2016
- Quote
Amazing! so good!
- brochiefist
- - Joined 29 Jun, 2016
  - 3 topics • 8 posts
- 1
- 2 Jul, 2016
- Quote
Hi just a quick question

I can scale my layout and have my hud remain the same size using anchor... but how do i keep my buttons the same size?
Try Construct 3

Develop games in your browser. Powerful, performant & highly capable.
Try Now Construct 3 users don't see these ads
- brochiefist
- - Joined 29 Jun, 2016
  - 3 topics • 8 posts
- 1
- 29 Jun, 2016
- Quote
I'll try them both and post my results. Thanks guys you are the best!
- brochiefist
- - Joined 29 Jun, 2016
  - 3 topics • 8 posts
- 1
- 29 Jun, 2016
- Quote
How do i work the expression?

If the variable on each instance of the object is count and i do a for ordered (family) what expression do i enter to get the instance variable count?
- brochiefist
- - Joined 29 Jun, 2016
  - 3 topics • 8 posts
- 1
- 29 Jun, 2016
- Quote
AllanR that sounds like it will work! i'll give it a try thanks man
- brochiefist
- - Joined 29 Jun, 2016
  - 3 topics • 8 posts
- 1
- 29 Jun, 2016
- Quote
Yes i understand that but it only compares instances of one object.

i want to compare multiple different objects with the same instance variable.
- brochiefist
- - Joined 29 Jun, 2016
  - 3 topics • 8 posts
- 1
- 29 Jun, 2016
- Quote
How do i compare the same instance variable set onto multiple different objects and end up with an ordered list highest to lowest?

I have searched everywhere and read the forums and i cant figure it out :/