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  • Check in the debug view to see what value the variable has. It has possibly gone wrong because you are loading a save game after you click the button it's a little strange the logic.

  • OK here

  • In every X seconds where you write a number instead write the name of the variable. You didn't use a global so it will be dragon.seconds

  • Well you are loading a game after setting the variable so that can't be good. Also the event for the shooting should be every <seconds variable> seconds, use the variable and it is one event. The reason it's not shooting is because you're loading a game where the variable is set to 0 most probably. Or maybe you meant to save the game instead of load it ?

  • The post is kinda vague with no information but you could try adding a 'for each enemy' condition and see if it is handled better.

  • An example won't help here as I already described it and it is a single event. Let's see a screenshot of what you did and what is not working.

  • My priority would be on making it not crash and lower the memory usage rather than trying to work out what it will do when it crashes.

  • Ok you meant click menu that makes more sense. So you just need an event that dragon fires every <variable> seconds, just this one its own, and when you click easy SET the variable to 3 like I mentioned above. Also use a global variable for firerate.

    So you have every <variable> seconds : spawn fireball, that's the event.

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  • It's unclear what you are trying to do with both on clicked and every X seconds at the same time. I thought your issue was modifying the number of seconds. What do you mean by on click and every X seconds ? Do you mean while mouse button is being held down then every X seconds it should fire ? When you click the mouse it should toggle on firing mode for the dragon until you click again ?

    Note in general you can't use them both together regardless of what you are trying to do because on clicked is a trigger once event so the every X seconds will not keep running constantly inside it. So really depends what you are tryin to achieve with the gameplay.

  • You probably answered your own question, sounds like the app crashed so nothing was saved.

  • You can use every X seconds where X is a variable equal to 3, 2 or 1 depending on difficulty. So if user starts the normal game, set the variable to 2. Automatically the event will be every 2 seconds.

  • So is it fixed now? I created my own APK and it was fine then I created an APK using your events and it was also fine.

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