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  • Hi,

    I have two layouts (L1 & L2) with both an eventsheet (ES1 & ES2) and one common eventsheet (ES_common) that's included in both ES1 & ES2.

    In ES1 & ES2 there is an event MoveSprite.

    Is ES_common I have an event Keyboard(On [Space] Pressed).

    What I want is to call 'MoveSprite' from ES_common.

    If L1 is active it has to call 'MoveSprite' in ES1.

    If L2 is active it has to call 'MoveSprite' in ES2.

    Before the new build in function it worked. But now two functions can't have the same name.

    My workaround now is to create two functions moveSprite1 & moveSprite2.

    In ES_Common is use two conditions:

    LayoutName = "L1" -> Call moveSprite1

    LayoutName = "L2" -> Call moveSprite2

    (This is of course a very highly simplified project)

    Is there a more elegant way to solve this?

    project file: drive.google.com/open

    Thanks

    Wim

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  • Snipg Thanks, I'll try this!

    Wim

  • Thanks,

    Make the Drawingcanvas much smaller to prevent crashing, this reduces the number of iterations.

    I already tought about using a sprite but

    the problem with using sprites is that I can't change the gradient of the sprite while running, I think. Or I have to limit to a few gradients.

    And I wonder why the loop in js is so much faster it can keep up with mouse movements.

    Wim

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  • Hi,

    Is it possible to manipulate the pixels in a DrawingCanvas at much higher speed, redrawing every mouse movement? Or is manipulating pixels at high speed possible with another object?

    What I want to achieve eventually is a heatmap-drawing effect.

    I hope the c3p file makes my question clear:

    c3p: drive.google.com/file/d/1bzYRqDxKG2PJMvgfpW2TCtTBOohLenk3/view

    I simplified my code to focus on the manipulation of the pixels. The DrawingCanvas now gets another color every .1 second (pixel by pixel). But on my Windows laptop it's only two or three times/second.

    What I want is possible with js & html canvas. I included the html/js code in my project in an Iframe to show what I want to get.

    The loop in 'on snapshot' takes to much time for the html/js code to work, so disable this loop to see what I want to achieve!

    Thanks!

    Wim

  • I found an anwer to:

    [quote:2bvx22e1]Is there another way to clear all slots, for example in the settings of my browser?

    Clearing the localestorage of a specific site in Chrome:

    support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647

  • Hi,

    Thank you for the clear answer!

    [quote:1q3vlevq]In other words rather than deleting the save slot, you can delete the ability for a user to load a particular save.

    What about the Local Storage limits of the browser?

    Can I exceed the limits If I create new slots over and over again, with a lot of data?

    Is the slot limited or the application?

    Is there another way to clear all slots, for example in the settings of my browser?

    Thanks again!

  • Hi,

    Is it possible to clear the storage of a game saved by the System object (-> System: Save game to slot "x")?

    The LocalStorage object has an action 'Clear Storage'.

    Clearing this LocalStorage has no effect on the game saved by System: Save game to slot.

    Or is it possible to save and load the entire game in a LocalStorage as simple as "System: Save game?"

    Thanks