If you sign out of your personal OneDrive, then sign back in under the student account it should save there.

As far as I know, Construct doesn't look at that level, it is just a mapped drive.

Just remember to copy your stuff out once you leave school/college.

Unfortunately that doesn't work. You can only use a personal account.

Hoping they change this soon :)

Can we please enable saving to O365 business/enterprise/education accounts rather than just personal?

We've just purchased a schools subscription and the kids can save their work in their O365.

There you go dropbox.com/s/0tofjnr7rau19j7/Racer%20%281%29.c3p

That's awesome! Thanks! I didn't realise there was an event on pathfinding found!

Thanks again :)

You wouldn't have the points as different objects first of all. You would likely have a location point with an instance variable, you create them in the layout and set the instance variable to a number order. Then you create a global variable that relates to the instance variable during gameplay.

So you have one event, find path to location point where locationpoint.var=global variable. So 0 to start with. Then you have another event on arrived at location point, add 1 to global variable and run the find path event again. This would then look for the next location point where the instance variable is 1.

Here is a copy of my C3P file. Hoping it helps :)

https://mybcecatholicedu-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/sletts_bne_catholic_edu_au/EZn4Ye0d9tNHhZWlQhrjDOABDyUgV_Fd1qZM7-7U_KBJOg?e=uOYRv6

Thanks —! That's what I had in my head, however, I'm still struggling with the specifics in Construct3 syntax.

If you get the opportunity, I would really appreciate any screenshots of the actual blocks required to achieve this.

I'm creating a simple top-down driving game and wanting to speed up the development process.

Currently, the game AI car finds a waypoint, and then I set the next way point. Each way point is a clone.

Ideally, I'd like to be able to copy each waypoint instead of creating a new object, and also have the one event that iterates through each instance of the waypoint.

I've come across one tutorial, but it's a bit complex. What's the simplest way of doing this?