Well I changed the loopindex - 1 to just loopindex and then realized when I set global variable animation I was setting it to the wrong x element. I changed it and it worked. I deeply appreciate your help. I knew I was doing something wrong, but we all need to learn at some point.

Its now working exactly how I wanted and thank you again.

I’ll post the file up later but the loop index - 1 refers the the repeat event, since the repeat event is not a 0 based index I just subtract 1 from the loop index for the y elements

The animation variables is just for the crafted item, I was originally having trouble take a string from the array and using it the change sprites animation. I later figured out how to do and I haven’t went back and changed that.

So each crafting slot in the crafting grid corresponds to an x element in “array2”

Then I use Ajax to load the preset array.json into “array”

When I put a crafting recipe into the crafting grid I check 0-3 x element of “array” to 0-3 x element of “array2” to see if the recipe is the same and if so then 4 x element of “array” is the item to be crafted

What is happening, is when I put the correct recipe into the crafting grid. I am not getting any crafted item or anything. “Array” currently has 3 recipes that’s why the height of the array is 3. Each recipe is one x row long.

If I’m still not explaining it well then I’m more than happy to add my c3p file

Thank you very much, it’s definitely as easy as it seems now I can actually see the code and go through it and read it step by step. Definitely going to post it online so others can use it to create their own project

Hi there I’m currently prototyping a sandbox survival game and I’ve messed around with some perlin noise before on example projects. I understand the mechanics behind how using noise to generate stuff works. The biggest part I’m having trouble grasping is how to create noise shaped like an island and then store it into a array. I would also like to know how to change the size of the noise to something like 400x400 or 600x600.

I know the forum has many posts about it but I don’t have a good handle on random generation yet as I am still teaching my self. If someone could help me out and even go so far to make a simple project that stores the noise into a array so I can see it and use the data to generate a terrain that would be awesome

This is what I want my basic world to look like:

Is there a example project available so I can look at the code and break down each part or are you able to create a example project for me to look at?

I am currently working on a minecraft 2d like clone and in my generation code I would like to spawn trees that are comprised of multiple blocks in a certain pattern. I have looked it up and haven't really found anything. Now I understand that I could have multiple create objects actions in an event in a function but I would like something a little bit cleaner. Maybe something stored in a JSON files and uses an array to extract the JSON info and create a tree in the game at a starting position.

Not really a question,I figured you saw my reply to my question. I had figured out a mechanic for it and posted a video on yt then posted the video as a reply here for anyone to view and ask questions about it. then I saw your reply and from what I know about tile maps, I basically made my own tile map using sprite object

I basically did but spawning objects next to the water block to act as collision detection. I assume it’s close to the tile map but the hard way

Here is a proof of concept of the water mechanic