Hi,

I'm facing a strange issue (I'm pretty sure that I'm doing something wrong but I cannot understand what and I couldn't find an answer in any scirra's manual page or tutorial).

I created some images from a 3D model I did: it's a starfighter with an increasing angle of 10 for each image.

I'd like to animate it while turning left or right but even if the default animation (static sprite) has the correct color, the others are whiter than the original sprite.

What is the problem?

Am I doing something wrong whit some transition effect or with blending (but where are their set up for animations?)

This is an example:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/9vlv72

Thanks in advance to everyone!

I'm sorry: I completely misunderstood your question..

I tried this workaround (but it doesn't solve anything): I set to a random value an instance variable called "B" for the Blue object. Then I assigned the B value for the tint FX but while the B variable value was different for each Blue object, the tint was always the same.

I think the reason is because Tint is specific for the object itself (read "global"). So even if an instance variable could be different for every Object, an effect defined as an FX of the Object can be only global..

I hope you can solve this issue.

let me know, because I'm interesting in this argument (now I manage colors with the frozen animation workaround...)

I'm not sure if I understood your question, but I try..

You can add some different colored block as animation frames of your "Blue" object.

Then, editing the animation, you must set speed = 0.

Now you have an animation in "freeze" state on the frame 0 (the first).

To randomize the tint, you can use floor(random(numeberOfColours)) to set the frame of your object.

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