What do you mean by "relative"? Do you mean in front of it? Or should sprite01 keep the angle, distance and everything else relevant to sprite02 if it moves?

You need to make an "Or" Block.

Then it looks like:

AnimationFrame = 0

OR

AnimationFrame = 4

OR

AnimationFrame = 8

... and so on.

Right click the condition, then choose "make OR block".

Sure. Make a new event, doubleclick your object and search for the "set position" command.

Then set the X and the Y value to the X and Y values of your start position. Do you use variables or an object for your start position? Or do you just place the object in the layout editor?

ryackov

I trust you.

Aphrodite

Thank you for trying it out. But this was not exactly what I had to do. I had to completely delete the local number (in your case) "value" and replace all parts where it had been with the new variable. In your case "otherValue". The same procedure for all 10 variables.

Oh... I think I now got what you did... . You just dragged the variable out of the group and it automatically changed to a global variable? oO

Mobile browsers also have bad performance. So the use of a wrapper is from benefit.

For the first touch you can simply make a "push to start" message on the title menu.

This is true but it would have deleted all code which has this variables as references (so the whole function). I had to manually change each variable name to the new, global ones. x(

I know how to use variables, but thanks.^^

The huge block of code already was in a (complex) function. I first used local variables to safe ram but then realised, that I needed global variables instead. Because no other event could acces that variables. It was a careless mistake but this can happen if you are not an experienced programmer. And this is constructs target group.

So it was just a suggestion as it would sometimes make things easier, if you make a mistake.

jhice The calendar should calculate whether the woman does not want sex. Because if she doesn't want to, the calendar could lie on her boyfriend, that she has her period.

And the calendar should consider whether the woman takes the pill. Because the pill makes the period very precise. The calendar could also remind the woman every day, if she has not her period, to take the pill.

Hello I would have a feature request.

I spent about 1-2 hours today by replacing variables in complex blocks of code by new variable types.

Example:

x0+x1+x2+x3... (setting up huge blocks of code involving variables)

,,Oh wait, this does not work. I have to use a global variable. Or a local one instead. Or maybe better to use an instance variable. Oh noes I have to change hundreds of lines of code which contained the old variables. D:"

This was the scenario I had about 2 times today. It would be really usefull if construct had a feature which would allow the user to replace a variable and all it's references with a new one. Or a feature to find and replace specific peaces of code in an event sheet.

jhice Hahaha this would be a funny question. ,,Only for research"

The logical "mistake" is that if the period is constant, what the calendar also assumes, then the period will always be at the same weekday. For example the woman gets her period at wednesday, then 4 weeks later it will be on wednesday too. The date will change because not every month has the same amount of days. But the weekday will keep.^^

Not every game needs a webspace based score system. I also see the issue in the missing part of checking if the new score is higher than the highscore.

You can use an iframe:

<iframe src="https://whereyouhostyourgame/index.html" name="Game Name" width="800" height="480" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" ><p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p></iframe>