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- mindfaQ
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Construct 2 is slick, because you can achieve a lot with minimal effort. Quick prototyping and putting together assets to make a working game or application.

So pros:
- effective, fast building
- runs on browsers, so your creations are easy to share
BUT it comes with limitations, that don't make it a prime candidate for game development for me:
- poor performance in many cases
- pretty much limited to 2d
It might be more worthwhile to get comfortable with a popular 3D-engine like Unity or UE4, if you want to try become part of a game developing team some time later. If you just wanna try to get some ideas of you working in a game, then C2 is a great choice imo.
- mindfaQ
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If it does return a value, you can just set the value in an action:

globalvariable = browser.execjs("your code")
- mindfaQ
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References don't necessarily break, when you delete and create new instances, as long as you don't use UIDs for references (but instance variables instead, etc.).

Have you tried using the keyboard object and setting instances active on "tab" pressed according to a order, you keep track of? I'm not sure if that works.
- mindfaQ
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It's ordered by UIDs. So dynamically create them in order, maybe.
- mindfaQ
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set frame to ceil(currenthealth/maxhealth*10)

also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percentage
- mindfaQ
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Proper Divisors

.capx

Might need to do scheduling if one would want to know the integers with the most divisors over 1:50000 I think, else the app possibly hangs (tried 1:200.000 sucessfully though).

I tried first generating prim factors and then by combining them calculate all the proper divisors, but my code ended up being slower, so I ditched it.
- mindfaQ
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browser -> invoke download of string
- mindfaQ
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Knuth Shuffle

.capx

simple but useful
- mindfaQ
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example of how one could do it

https://copy.com/IDn9rjPsT77hrVfc
- mindfaQ
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We have too few information to answer your question, imo.

Does score appear anywhere else in your code?

What is meant with random values - which numbers are you seing? Are the differences only small or are you getting huge, unrealistic numbers?
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- mindfaQ
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I use AIMP3, it's a neat player and even comes with converting options (what you want), batch tagging. Pretty much the best music player around imo.
- mindfaQ
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Maybe like this:

But need to be careful when focussing/unfocussing the window, while a key is down

... more robust: