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- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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- 19 Aug, 2020
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Check out the video's on my youtube channel.

You will find you get a lot of info on how to get started on making games and how the mechanics work.

youtube.com/channel/UCZ6QjvqEs9dR2miRnfFqIpQ
hope that helps
- bartalluyn
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Hi, you can do that by just disabling the bullet behaviors.

check out some of the video's. A lot of them implement some kind of dialog.
- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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Hi,

that's easy, just use the bullet behavior, depending on what you want to do.

Plenty of examples on my youtube channel:

youtube.com/channel/UCZ6QjvqEs9dR2miRnfFqIpQ
(cross roads game for example lets cars drive from left to right on a constant speed)

If you're new to C3, there's a lot of content to get you going beyond the standard templates and documentation of scirra

Enjoy!
- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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Hi, check out one of my tuts on my youtube channel on token parsing.

Some other useful stuff on there you might want to look at...

youtu.be/_qih0YDDCBM
Hope that helps!
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- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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I have plenty of examples on how to import JSON into both dictionaries and json objects. It's super easy to use. for example it this brand new tutorial on how to make a city builder, where I load settings for the city from a json file.

youtu.be/ygTXlrdpma0
You can also see how I reference the content.

hope that helps!
- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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It's indeed hard to understand, but I'm guessing what you want to do is have a sprite with 11 frames. The frame number would be part of the array, and you can make them appear randomly. Just pick them by animation frame.

You could check how to use 3D arrays for example in this tutorial on my youtube channel:

youtu.be/fMtO7q1Wrus
Hope that helps. Maybe some screenshots might clarify more
- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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You can do floodfill using scripting:

check out this tutorial on my youtube channel

youtu.be/kbroLUAWDkg
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- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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it really depends on what you want to do and how difficult you want to make it. Personally I'm a fan of procedurally generated stuff. Check out my youtube tuts here, a lot of which are procedurally generated.

youtube.com/channel/UCZ6QjvqEs9dR2miRnfFqIpQ
- bartalluyn
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Maybe this can work?

youtu.be/cf4fwgjAJK0
Hope it helps
- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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Hi, you can look at some video's on my youtube channel.

Plenty of real-world examples on how to do picking.

youtube.com/channel/UCZ6QjvqEs9dR2miRnfFqIpQ
hope that helps!
- bartalluyn
- - Joined 22 Apr, 2018
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You can check the tutorials on my youtube channel.

youtube.com/channel/UCZ6QjvqEs9dR2miRnfFqIpQ
sometimes some basic stuff, but sometimes also a bit more advanced. Will give you a good idea on what you can do and how to tackle some paradigms in existing well known games

Hope that helps you

Cheers