Oops. Listen to Codah. He knows the simplest way to do it

I just meant that he seems to be after a C2 solution

— why are you trying to teach him JS? I doubt he's going to do that if he doesn't want to even use RegEx. And anyway there are built-in RegEx expressions, did you see me code screenshot above?

There's no way around it, you're gonna have to learn some stuff. At a minimum, C2 has the same basic text manipulation functions as other languages. Read up on https://www.scirra.com/manual/126/system-expressions, under 'Text'. These will be more than capable of doing what you need.

You can take the APK you built and directly install it on your phone. If you uploaded to production, then just wait and it will appear.

I'm not sure what you mean.

> You can drag layout names in the projects area to reorder them, but not event sheets. Just one of those editor oversights no doubt..

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It could have another beneficial use. When arranging Object types, it would change the object's z-order, similar to how Photoshop layers work. Don't know how complicated it'd be to implement....

Hopefully the Event sheets order isn't anything hard to do.

You can already arrange object types in the Z order window, if that's what you mean.

Put a 'System: Wait 0 seconds' after the Create Object so the object exists when the function is called.

You can disregard the first printout of the array's UID. I put a battleAttackerArray:Destroy as the very first line, so there are no instances, and it still reports UID 1. edit: a 'wait 0' after the destroy fixed that.

I thought you said you didn't upload an alpha version?

You can drag layout names in the projects area to reorder them, but not event sheets. Just one of those editor oversights no doubt..

Thanks for sharing this. The more choices the better

Yeah, it take some time. In my case it was almost three days from uploading to Beta testing and being able to view it in Play Store.

Yes you're right I was thinking about updates being a few hours, can't remember the initial upload delay.

Give it at least a few hours from being submitted, then click 'view in Play Store'. It should be visible even if it's alpha or beta. Anyone registered as a tester should be able to view it.