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- calminthenight
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You can use ray tracing. Cast a ray at the angle of your player. If the ray intersects with an enemy then return the hit XY coordinates. then you have small (often red) square sprite that is attached to the imagepoint of your players gun. You then set that sprites width to the Hit distance from the ray tracing.

Have a look at this example. It is around the other way (as in the player targets the enemy) but it has the same basic functionality.

1drv.ms/u/s!AkmrWgxeuxlKhJwJud2c1lT0FrvUFA
- calminthenight
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Have a look at this example. 1drv.ms/u/s!AkmrWgxeuxlKhJwIhgnAkuJzA6YOZw

Essentially your game world just exists under the UI layer and is hidden when outside of the false screen area you have created.

If you are making another game that is static, like pong for example, you need to define the coordinates of the false screen and apply that to your game code.
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Create a variable called IDGenerator. Whenever uou have an event that assigns a value to an instances treasureID variable use the IDGenerator value and then add 1 to IDGenerator. Store the IDGenerator value in local storage or use whatever method suits your game and then load that value back in at the start of each game session.
- calminthenight
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Search the forum and the tutorials for angry birds. There are plenty of links to clones.
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You can right click anywhere on the dev console and press 'Save As'.
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When you check this option your audio should continue when you navigate out of the app. Are you saying that your audio still pauses when you navigate out from the app?
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If you already have a project that uses sound then the audio object is in your project window. You can search at the top of the project window for it.

If you have project that does not have it added, in the insert new object window you can search inside there too.
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Add the audio object to your project. Select the audio object in the project window. Check the "Play in Background" option in the audio object's properties window.
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- calminthenight
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Not possible.
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Would it not be better to just modify the string that already determines the array index?

For example your current string is 4231 and if you want to invert positions 2 and 3 you would change the string to 4321?
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