lionz's Forum Posts

  • You can add points to it if you right-click on the box and add point

  • Set targetId to loopindex

  • Depends on the design of the game but sure start with something like that. The for each only assigns to the enemies that exist on the layout so it works for any number.

  • Not sure exactly on the system as I've not played those games but assuming like most turn based RPGs where they are set positions you can use variables so on first press you're at position '1' and then press it again you're at position '2' etc.

    You could also use something like 'for each enemy (ordered by X)' which would pick each enemy in order across the screen and you could assign them variables 1,2,3 which relates to the above.

  • Not sure how it can be explained further. If you are using 4 different objects not instances then put them in a Family. Look up Family in the manual if you don't know how to create one. Then the logic is system pick a random instance of 'Family'.

  • Each time you can use 'pick a random instance' under system conditions

  • This is exclusive to your own project, we would have to see it to help with this. You could be going to a blank layout.

  • Call the function every X seconds so it's outside of the function.

  • This is still vague, is it a secret? If it's different sprites on a selection screen and all events apply regardless of which is picked then you can put all those objects in a family and apply events to the family object.

  • You can't increase the objects from another layout however it is possible to return to the layout and they have the same variables as when you left if you give the objects 'Persist' behaviour.

    If you want them to grow while you're in another layout you would need to use global variables or an array, or another option is to make them global objects but they are invisible but that is a strange option to go for.

  • Maybe a family but the info provided is too vague, give an example of the events and objects.

  • Use the stop timer action then set a global variable to timer.totaltime

  • You should use global variable for this. What are you trying to achieve with the instance variable?

  • Looks like it has potential. The game stopped working after I fell down the gap after the t-rex not sure if this one of the bugs you mentioned. If this was the actual end of the demo then maybe too early for feedback.

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  • You would use a global variable for this. You can right click on the event sheet and add it. It retains its value between layouts.