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• • beufreecasse
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  • 15 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  I'm not sure collision disabled avoid the tap event to be triggered.

  You could add a specific boolean variable on objects named like "EnableTap" and set this variable to false when you want to disable them.

  So on your tap event you check if EnableTap is set to true before executing the corresponding actions

• • beufreecasse
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  • 14 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  You should display your object count in real time, may be this count increases so memory too.

  If that's the case it means you will need to destroy unnecessary objects.

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• • beufreecasse
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  • 14 Mar, 2015
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  Send me a sample capx I will modify it

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  You can use on created sprite trigger and do your matching test

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Glad to help

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  No he means that you need to add a global variable "GameOver" for example and set it to 1 when the plane is dead.

  Then you add a condition on your star generation to avoid generating them when GameOver = 1

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  What kind of condition do you need for losing the game ?

  You lose if they don't match?

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  In your sample you set events in eventsheet 2 but layout 1 is linked to eventsheet 1, you should move your events on the right eventsheet

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Also the important thing is the condition before the first for each to be sure this part of code won't be executed continuously

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  I would do :

  For each Turrets

  • Pick Nearest turretRange to (Turrets.X,Turrets.Y)

  -- For each TurretsBonus

  ---TurretsBonus is Overlapping turretRange -------------> set Turrets range to Turrets.Turret.Range *1.5

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  capx

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  you could make the code for each sequence you need and use a round(random(0,X)).

  So when round(random(0,X)) = 1 you could call the code for sequence 1...

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  Could you post a sample ? it will be easier to help.

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  Hi,

  Could you send a sample capx?

• • beufreecasse
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  • 13 Mar, 2015
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  You are welcome