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  • Have you tried it? I don't expect any performance issues, either way you do it. Just whatever is more convenient for you.

    You can have each of your corners spawn a helper sprite. Or you can put them in a container and use a system-create at x,y to create the corner and helper together. Or you can use a tilemap position of your corner tile to spawn a helper object.

    You're going to need to be more specific, there are a ton of ways to spawn an object. How to do it depends on your situation.

  • Run a loop with a variable counter 50

    While counter > 0

    Pick random spot

    If spot is NOT within minimum of distance of tree - Place tree at spot, reduce counter by 1

    (if it is too close to a placed tree, the event will run again without reducing the counter and pick a new spot to try)

    Edit: Depending on the availability of space for placement, this can be a very inefficient method. If there is not much space left for that last tree, it might loop a ton of times before randomly hitting that spot.

  • Arrays can store strings too. It doesn't have to be a number.

    You'll definitely want to get very familiar with arrays and array manipulation if you are doing a card based game.

  • Helper sprites are always useful and usually the quickest, simplest solutions.

    For a event only version, you would be saving the Touch position to a variable On Touch, and comparing that to the current Touch.X position. With the condition Is In Touch, you can use Scroll to X where X is the difference between scrollx (current screen position) and Touch.X-OriginalTouch.X (length of drag). Depending on where scrollx ends up closest to, you can then set the Scroll to X to the appropriate screen On Touch Released. To get things smooth, lerp can be used as well.

    But yeah I would definitely recommend just sticking with a helper sprite as long as you are satisfied with the result.

  • It sounds like you want to use containers.

    Put the Text Object in a container with the Turret Object. When you create the Turret object, it will also create a Text Object that you can then set the text to.

    The result of this is whenever that Turret Object is picked, such as On Bullet Collide with Turret, the associated Text Object will be picked as well, so you can do Set Text to Visible.

  • Manually positioned animated sprites. Assuming you are not using unique tiles/animations, you only have to load the animated sprite into memory once for all instances of it.

  • Add For Each

  • Thanks for that! I'll give it a shot and see how it goes for html5 export.

  • I have an issue where upon focusing on a textbox to input on mobile (android, chrome), the on screen keyboard will come up and push the textbox off screen. This results in the textbox getting unfocused, and the on screen keyboard going away.

    On a friend's phone (ios, safari), there was the alternative strange behavior where the textbox would get pushed off screen and stay active, but only one digit could be entered.

    Can anyone help me confirm that this happens across other devices and if so, any ideas how should I address it?

    To replicate, scroll down to the bottom and select one of the uppermost textboxes. It works fine if you select one in the middle or bottom of the screen. The problem only occurs when the osk pushes the active textbox off screen.

    Capx: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6rpnt4qtghmo3 ... .capx?dl=0

    At the bottom was an attempt to keep the screen in the same position when the keyboard comes up, but that didn't quite work either. The screen would stay in place, but the osk would pop up and disappear.

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  • Those types of games usually use an actual stage and logic from their game, with controls disabled and a basic AI controlling the character. It is unlikely for them to have used an actual recorded video and playback due to memory constraints.

  • Generally speaking, you can use a timer on your splash screen. If there is no input for 1 minute, then transition to demoLayout. Otherwise, transition to game/menuLayout.

    On your demo layout, you can create this however you want... and just have a trigger on any key/button press to go back to titleLayout.

  • Either

    A: The host needs to pick the random player, and relay the player chosen to all peers.

    B: The peer triggering/picking the random player needs to relay to the host which player was chosen, and the host needs to relay that to the other peers.

    Your second question is the same. Make sure the host determines what is correct, then sync with peers.

    Make sure you actually walk through and DO the multiplayer tutorials, they will make your life a lot easier.

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