Hello,

everything works for me - korean text, korean project files, korean variable names.

Example project:

dinorpgtools.netii.net/1

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tested and works in Opera, Chrome and IE.

The biggest problem are probably file names, as older browser or unfitting server configuration might have problem with unicode characters like Hangul, so it should be a good idea to rename them in your project. Auto-rename as extra option probably wouldn't hurt.

repeat block.imagepointcount: block spawn platform on layer 0 imagepoint loopindex+1

easier would be (using blackhornet's example)

set text to function.call("MyFnc")

combines the two lines into one

Save the state info into an array on first launch and read the states from the array when you load the level. You can easily update the states in the array when you complete a level.

example:

start with an array of size 0,1,1

on start of layout

-if array.height = 0:

-- for each levels_button ordered by levels_button.level descending:

--- if array.height < levels_button.level: set size to levels_button.level,1,1

--- : set at levels_button.level-1: levels_button.state

• for each levels_button ordered by levels_button.level ascending:

-- : levels_button set state to array.at(levels_button.level-1)

set levels_button animation frame to levels_button.state

going to a level:

• save global var currentlvl = levels_button.level; go to level

end of level:

• set array.at(currentlvl-1) = 2; set array.at(currentlvl) = 1

go to level selection

and don't forget to set animation speed of your level buttons to 0

Competitive game with a ranking in place. Done.

Actually I think if you keep the game mechanics interesting like giving different approaches to solve a problem (in Civilization this for example would be enabling the players to emphasize on different technologies to play out different advantages each game, also different innate boni, ...), it won't feel like doing the same thing over and over at least not fast. FPS is a problem though, I think the gameplay in those is mostly boring if we are not talking about competitive titles and they are carried by their storiees and some short-lived action-movie-esque fun. The best single player approaches (for me) are probably those that let you play through the campain without killing a single unit.

The best example of neverending possiblities so far has been DotA/Dota 2 for me. Game keeps staying fresh for me for 7 years now, ofc continuous patches help as well.

another variant:

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pick nearest waypoint to unit.x, unit.y (it is under the waypoint's events): find path to waypoint.x, waypoint.y

Why would you need to know the shift keycode?

just another alternative

create a text variable textvar = Alex;John;Stephen;Helen;Tina;Josephine

go get a random name from this use set name to tokenat(textvar,floor(random(tokencount(textvar,";"))),";")

You also can add a simple input into the variable if you want.

like set textvar to textvar&";"&textbox.text

or another:

array:

(start with 0,1,1 sized array)

when entering text: push array x back value = textbox.text

when selecting a random name: set name to array.at(floor(random(array.width)))

Or just save it in x and y in instance variables of the object. No need for an additional object.

I'd just like to get the personal version medal from my Steam Construct 2, but I guess that won't happen ^^.

Yeah it should work with negative angles, but if it doesn't, he is a possible math approach:

if object.angle is less than 0: set object.angle to 360+object.angle%360

else: set object.angle to object.angle%360

I hope this is correct. I can't create negative angles by runtime, it just goes from 0 to 359 when setting self.angle-1

edit: yes works. But wouldn't it be easier to set up the opening of doors like this:

(when door should open):

if door.helper < door.openangle: add 1 to angle; add 1 to door.helper (a instance variable)

(when door should close):

if door.helper > 0: substract 1 from angle, substract 1 from door.helper

The helper variable keeps track of how many big of a swing your door already took and if its maximum swing angle is reached, it stops. same for closed.

Ofc if you want to make it framerate independant you might wanna set it up like this:

if door.helper < door.openangle: set door.helper to clamp(door.helper+60*dt,0,door.openangle)

set angle to door.startangle+door.helper

etc.