> In C2 ? Seriously though, which language are you using for that? I just tried the 1.2 + 1.0 in C++ with similar results.

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Yes, in C2, it looks something like this:

I use a Python server to connect to the sensors and MatLab for the functions, but all of the graphics calculations are done within the C2.

ok man that's cool! sorry for the smiley face It looks great.

I am building a software that displays advanced graphs for external sensors system, the entire software is one big math problem.

In C2 ? Seriously though, which language are you using for that? I just tried the 1.2 + 1.0 in C++ with similar results.

Do you have rex's timeline plugin in your project?

It is rounding error. Just don't expect exact results with real (decimal) numbers.

Try adding 0.1 to variable2 twelve times instead of 1.2 one time. You will get 2.200000000000001

But it will display in a text field as 2.2

I can't think of a good way to present possible options and outcomes like a branching storyline.

I can't see why this is a problem. Just that C2 is probably not your best text-based game engine simply because its focus is not text processing/games. But you can still do it. I did a demo for 'A dark room' -type text game in another thread.

Give some idea how you would do it outside of C2, and we can possibly suggest how to convert to do it within C2.

Can you give a link to such a game?

You can disable collisions for a sprite though, either in actions or sprite properties.

It's still handy for quick placeholder or debugging sprites though. legofreak689 if you click the fill icon, it toggles (which to me is kind of weird), so make sure it's actually highlighted. If that's not it, it might be an issue I sometimes come up against. Try using the color picker tool, then the fill tool again, or something along those lines. I think there is a bug somewhere but I don't get it happening much any more.

Hi Johncw87. Have you read this https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=73647&start=0#352637

PS: try putting a system:wait 0 after the Create object.

I'm still a complete beginner .

Have you done the beginner tutorials? You must learn the basics of events and picking before perhaps going on to more advanced features like functions. Good luck.

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/37/beginners-guide-to-construct-2

Search for 'jarsign' and 'zipalign'. It's a manual process.

The first time I uploaded to the Play Store I didn't self-sign, I used Intel XDK to do it for me. Then I had to update the app outside of the XDK and self-sign it but I don't have the keystore that they used

ah gotcha, same scenario as I had. Also for trying AdWrapper (which I quickly dropped )