Lordshiva1948

Thank you. And thank you again for taking the time to look at the topic. Always nice with some input

Not from that no. sry. (capx debugging is hard without the capx)

Try to revert the resent changes you have just made. You apparently did something Construct 2 didnt like

cvp

ok. thanks.

Can you reply in my thread too?

you mean this: Comparing X coordinates of player and enemy?

I briefly looked through it, but the wall of text stopped me

Think you should post a small capx that has your error inside it, then its much easier to look at and debug instead of reading a lot of text and not quite knowing what you want to achieve. (thats just my personal preference, i like to look at a capx, makes it easier to answer questions)

sgn15 have a look at the post i made just before you posted yours

I'd like to ask a further question.

If I want 5 enemies to randomly have health between 20 & 30, can I set an instance value of Health 20, and then set an event random command to give the individual enemies randomly different health?

Yes you can. You set the default value when you create the instance variable, but the individual objects can have individual independent instance variable values (which you can change whenever you want for each individual object seperately).

Well, everything is working awesome now but I'm not able to reference the instance variables in text boxes. At least I don't know how anyway. I'm working on a project where I need to visually see the "Health" of the object/enemy. With a global variable I was able to easily reference the value with the "Set Text" action but for whatever reason the instance variables are not able to be called the easy way. How do I make the instance values show up in the text boxes ?

You need to "pick" the objects which instance variable you want to display first. If you just do a set text how should it know which value to display if all your instances have different values

There are a lot of post on picking in the "How do i FAQ" (sticky at the top of this forum)

You pick and instance and then use the instance variable.

If you want to display text or a hp bar for each individual object you can do something like this:

https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=97297&p=743346&hilit=individual+health+bar#p743346

As i expected, and wrote in my post

You need to fix your collision polygon:

Edit your image and select the collision polygon editor in the bottom of the menu on the left.

Then move the red corners to match your tiles outline better (you can add more delete corners etc)

You need to make it look like this:

That should do the trick

zenox98 yes i was

sry for not making that clear.

there is a lot of info in the manual entry https://www.scirra.com/manual/120/webstorage

And there is also a tutorial explaining the topic:

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/266/webstorage-how-to-save-ingame-information

You could create a global variable to store time in. In your event sheet count it up every second, and reset the global variable when you switch to a new layout.

Could you provide a capx. or make a new small capx that illustrates your problem, then it could be easier for us to debug.

Have you made sure your collision polygon follows the edge of the slope as you would expect?

check out the physics slingshot example. Its really well explained, and you can just change the graphics to your archery setup.