If you want to get the attention of Scirra, you need to type Ashley or rob and your question.

You can also email them directly.

Oh! you wanted the sum, not to add text to the string. Sorry about that.

My English is not so great, I dont live around here.

Do you need Graphics or Programming? (Or both?)

Try this one:

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/526/ho ... -savegames

Wow! it encrypts the keys? It was not like this yesterday, sorry about that:

https://mega.nz/#!sZBHHY5J!8awDC7v6Dd0T ... NcZA8Z8y04

use on "ON input box changed" rather than pulsing it every tick.

Also, use Append, to glue stuff to the end.

R0J0hound, thanks!

Looks like a really useful tool.

There is a keyboard object, double click onthe canvas and add one.

Then you can do onKey and KeyDown for triggering events. Then if you are using behaviours there is a way to mimic the behavior movement in the sprites actions.

LittleStain

The offset did the trick.

jojoe

I'm using Value-(Value%GridValue) and it works.

Thanks guys.

Well, I sure wish someone would explain to me how the heck it works.

WTF, does the "%" thing do anyway? I Just stole the idea from a StackOverflow post.

Actually, you can grab the JSON data in an easier way....

Draw the tile maps out in Construct 2 for the room.

Then use an System.OnStart--------------browser.Download:Tiles as Json

I am in a good mood, here is a template to learn from:

https://mega.nz/#!sZBHHY5J

Could just make 7 text objects, and copy and paste those strings into their text field. Then when it comes time to load a tile set you have it randomly pick one of the text objects to load the json string from.

i highly recoomend learning and using arrays though.

Have fun!

You should chop your concept levels into small bit sized pieces, and make a tilemap:

https://www.scirra.com/manual/172/tilemap

Things the player interacts with, like if they break the vases, should be imported as sprites. This way you can make cool physics objects or add animations if needed.

you will need to make an in game editor, so you can draw the rooms back, and record the tile positions.

After you make the rooms you want you can export the tilemap as JSON data. You can save this single room in an array objects slot.

When it comes time to draw a room, you simply randomly pick a number, and dump that arrays index number to fetch back the JSON to load back into a tilemap object to re-draw whichever room you made.

When a tilemap goes off the screen to the left destroy it.

Nice animation.