Sorry, not sure I fully understand that question. Do you mean alternate between two objects being created? Do you mean do not overlap in their position when created?
The create object action has x,y co-ords you can set a random x or y in the same way. Also I should note random also picks decimals in range so if you want specific you can use round(random(x,y)) to make it a whole number.
Do you mean the creation time should be random? Replace the 3 with random(x,y) to create a random time in a range.
You could use tokenat to get a random 1-4 position of a string "*,+,-,/" but I'm not sure you can convert that found string back into an operator. Sounds like an unncessary workaround.
Rex's MoveTo plugin is good for this. You just specify an x,y or object to move to and it will move in a line to it. construct.net/en/forum/extending-construct-2/addons-29/behavior-moveto-40701
Aside from this, you could have the moving sprite as a bullet and specify its angle of motion towards touch area. Also you could use Pathfinding to find a path to the specified location (touch.x,touch.y)
Hiya, you'll need to post some events or a playable C3 project to get some help with this otherwise it is just guesswork. The problem could be with your logic and picked objects or collision, multiple things really.
Do you pick up the key by walking over it? If so, then on player overlap key set door open; door open could be a boolean variable on the door; door.open=true. If you are picking up with mouse click or touch, then on key touched/clicked, set door.open=true. Then you have an event, player can only advance or door will only work if door.open=true.
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I could calculate A and C as a random number, then I would have B as a variable choose(0,1,2,3) then have 4 events if B=0 A+B, if B=1 A-B, if B=2 A*B, if B=3 A/B
I'm not sure how text variables relate to that code as there is no text object but yes you can set a text variable to a random range in the same way.
Here is an array example and how I usually do this, although I do tend to be using arrays at the time for other things :) dropbox.com/scl/fi/s1um2s6re96zmcj0mjihw/pickarray.c3p
Yeah you don't destroy and create new text objects for text. You keep the one object there, change its visibility and change its text from a variable or something. Destroying a text object and replacing it with a different text object is redundant in this scenario. If the purpose is to set different text then you focus on the set text action with the same text object.
Where are the 50 actions? Can you explain how you are planning to expand it. At the moment a text box alternates between being shown for a player and a friend right?
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