Rex's Date plugin uses System time. Like Magistross says, do not use Rex's date plugin if you don't want people cheating in your game by changing their System time clock.

http://timezonedb.com/api for free AJAX API calls to get a Unix Timestamp.

then compare the correct_index value (the #5 index slot in your array; or 6th slot) to the player's choice, like:

if player_choice == JSON.array.At(5)

then Set Text: "Correct!"

Your description is vague and you need to post the image links in text.

Have a radar wave sprite and spawn it every 1-2 seconds, and have it grow in size as it moves.

Not that I know of. I am not sure that it is wise to use long unskippable cutscenes in games in general though.

The issues that you experience probably depend on the JavaScript player that you are using, file size, your internet connection speed, etc.

I don't know that you can autofit the text using font size changes, but you can definitely fit the text object to the text using events.

You could try a hack solution, like:

Do while: Compare Text.TextWidth to Text.Width

and set font size: Text.FaceSize - 1

Until it fits.

Use "instance variables" on those sprites, then you can add, subtract, etc on those variables of any given sprite instance.

Please do gumshoe2029 otherwise it won't popup on my little notification thing.

Capx?

Elaborate.

Now, set position is working, but the player is still underneath the layer.

Oops, sorry, I forgot not everyone uses the Windows extensions visible options.

Yea, like AllanR says, there are Z-layers within each layer and that arranges sprites within a layer, so moving to top of layer should work too, but moving sprites between layers automatically puts them on top the Z-layer of the target layer.

I use rex_board and rex_squareTx then just do on Mouse is over grid tile, set object position to squareTx(x,y).

I had the same need and ended up customizing rex's date plugin.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-xiqK ... sp=sharing

The function is "FormatTimer" and it takes in milliseconds as an input.

There are other time formatters in there if you need a clock timer, instead of a countdown timer (which is what FormatTimer is for).

Google man...

https://www.google.com/search?q=constru ... array+loop