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Here is the link to the game: scirra.com/arcade/other-gam ... ct-2-22399

See the problem? I'm trying to figure out how to make it so when I jump on the bottom, I get coins, and when I jump on top of it, I get none. The reason why I'm doing this is because I been told there was a glitch.

It said, "2) I can literally touch the top of a box and get coins. This shouldn't happen."

I know you are just teaching me. Thanks.

Ok. ok. ok. ok. I don't know how to interpret this code. Why? Because I can't find a Compare X/Y as a action. If I can't do that, Then it is confusing to me. and HOW do I interpret "Is overlapping "mstio" - Compare Y-"??? It is ONLY a event. Do I need a extra object to make this plausible??? If so, what object? XML? Local storage? FUNCTION????

This is not helping me.

I'm not dumb, or stupid, or ret***ed, I just don't know yet because I haven't been with this program for one year.

I can't find "On touched object "Name"" in the keyboard collision settings, but I can find "Is overlapping another object", "Is overlapping at offset", and "On collision with another object". Is that good enough? Also, I'm not working on a mobile version. It is entirely made by keyboard and mouse support.

Also, I meant touch by if I jump on the top I don't get coins, and bottom jump is to get coins. Sorry for the confusing information about touching..

How do I make that if I touch the question block on top, I don't get coins, while if I touch the bottom, I get coins?

Nevermind it works..

Thanks for helping me!

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> On "pSwitch" is a function, but you can add whatever trigger you like instead of using a function.

> The "For Each" condition is in system.

> You'll need to add the Timer behavior to your block sprite to get the "Block On Timer" condition.

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Wow. Thanks! I might need to practice reading the raw code.

I tested the code, and all it did for me is output a error and remove the coins completely, causing me to fall and lose a life. Also, after the timer, It doesn't revert to coins. It removes it outright from the map.

On "pSwitch" is a function, but you can add whatever trigger you like instead of using a function.

The "For Each" condition is in system.

You'll need to add the Timer behavior to your block sprite to get the "Block On Timer" condition.

Wow. Thanks! I might need to practice reading the raw code.

I can't find a "For each" or "On 'ObjectName' statement.

How do you turn it into action blocks? I'm not dumb, I don't know how to interpret this alien code into readable stuff.

I also accidentally posted this on Construct 3, Can you please move this to Construct 2's How do I?