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- lennaert
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I don't think there are any way to manipulate nodes after a path have been found, however not 100% sure. If that is the case there are no "easy" solution to what you want to do. At least not easy enough for me to make an example

Including my previous post:

Pick waypoint.number = X , set position X,Y

allthough, its not editing the nodes of the actual found path.
- lennaert
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Add sprite, waypoint, add var waypoint.number

Place the waypoints on your layout and edit the variable number for all waypoints in the layout editor accordingly so it becomes the path you want.

Then add a variable to your player object with pathfinding. Player.waypoint. Set default to 1.

When you start the route

player find path to player.waypoint

And add

on pathfinding arrived

add 1 to player.waypoint

player findpath to player.waypoint.

If you want a loop, like a racing track, and say you have 20 waypoints, you could make instead of the above:

on pathfinding arrived

sub

-player.waypoint = 20, set player.waypoint = 1

sub else

-add 1 to player.waypoint

blank sub

-player find path to player.waypoint
- lennaert
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you present something ... but not now ...

I'll give feedback .. not now though.
- lennaert
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Simply add another animation to the sprite.

In the host group, where the host creates itself, simply set the correct animation there.

On the peer side, on peerobject created, peerobject.peerid = multiplayer.hostid

set animation to host animation.
- lennaert
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I played speedball on an amiga 500 .... brings back some nice memories

Would love to see a decent remake.
- lennaert
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Will probably run into problems accessing elements outside of an iFrame though!

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- lennaert
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i already did all advises i read on forums

sorry im newbie, and im not used to forums.

Might I suggest you actually read some more topics, I get the feeling you only read a handful.

Use the search function for matters that you think are bothering your project.
- lennaert
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No, simply add a new layout, rename it to whatever you fancy (ie Objects) I always add an event sheet to it with just: On start of layout go to menu.

This to circumvent accidental loading of the objects layout

You do not load or use the Objects layout.

You only use it in the editor in construct 2, to update variables or behaviors etc

When you start a game layout and require an object on it from the objects layout, you can just use create object or spawn object on the desired layout.

Having all your objects on dedicated layout keeps it nice and tidy. And will remove the need to "on start of layout destroy meh"
- lennaert
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Best method:

Put all your sprites and objects you do not want to be on the layout on layout start, in a dedicated layout for that.

near ALL my projects have a "Objects" layout. In which I stuff and prepare all my sprites.

And create/spawn the objects you need on the layout you want to run.

So yes, the "Object Store" is a very very good method.
- lennaert
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What do you mean with a clan stats page ?
- lennaert
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Sounds like you need to put your events under a "for each soldier"
- lennaert
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Not sure if you can, the developer might know whats happening if he sees it.

Sometimes these errors can indicate something is not addressed correct.