+1 this and also to be able to do it in object Properties. If I define constants like CONST1 = 1, CONST2 = 2, etc. I still have to put 1, 2, etc. in the 'initial value' which defeats some of the purpose and is error prone.

Small update to those who responded (thanks!). I'm slowly working my way through these. I have done the French version (thanks Aphrodite!). When I'm done I'll put up a tutorial from what I've learned.

Some things are not entirely intuitive in C2.. I just think try and think through the picking/filtering. (Start with the largest group of instances you want to match, not the smallest). You can also have the above in one event, but that's just an optimization.

Try picking status=idle and then pick nearest after that.

You could check if int(Array.At(1, 1, 1)) > 0 then it's a number, as long as you don't have string values like "42", that are string representations of numbers..

Either the name of the languages IN their language (like

>English

>Français

>Español)

or flags (understandable easily, and if someone is offended then... that would be trolling I think at this point as the point is to be understood), or both (I remember games doing both, having the flag next to the language name).

I'm thinking of having both, although I prefer the aesthetics of the flags on their own

I'd go with flags, simply because it's more universal. Might as well use the GB flag for English, since that's where it comes from and not worry too much about it.

Hey thanks for the comment. Yea I wasn't overthinking it too much, just curious

What do you feel is the best way to achieve this in a mobile app?

My first thought is to have no words, just national flags for the user to tap on. But does this raise some political-correctness issues? I mean seeing the US or UK flag for English won't offend people from (e.g.) Australia, New Zealand, etc. but does this hold for other countries who share a language or major dialect?

The other option is simply to have the name of each language in text. Is this 'safer'/preferable?

Thanks.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/104/solid

Solid behavior

The Solid behavior makes other behaviors react to the object as if it were an impassable obstacle. Objects with this behavior are referred to as Solids. It affects the following behaviors:

8 Direction, which is blocked by Solids

Bullet, which can optionally bounce off Solids

Car, which bounces off Solids

Line-of-sight, which by default has line-of-sight obstructed by Solids

Platform, which can land on Solids. Platform cannot jump on to solids from underneath - for this, use the Jump-thru behavior.

Pathfinding, which by default uses solids as path obstacles.

I'm a native spanish (latin american spanish) speaker

Thanks for your generous offer. I have sent you a PM.

For each Knight, For each sword, on start of layout- sword pin to knight It doesn't work. Why?

Could you post code that is closer to actual C2 code? The above logic is not possible. Even if I remove the 'on start of layout' part, it looks like you're assigning *all* swords to each knight.

will do