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• • newt
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  • 21 Nov, 2012
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  The original might be a bit confusing without knowing what is supposed to happen so I made an example.

  https://dl.dropbox.com/u/666516/reversetweenbug.capx

  Also I added an extra event that is toggled. It shows how the way its working now could end up in a loop.

  If you want to make changes, that would be great, but its up to you.

  Just want to make sure that the usage is as expected.

• • newt
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  • 20 Nov, 2012
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  Well somethings broke now.

  What is expected when you use "Reverse Tween"?

  In one of my old games I had the behavior set so that when you did a start tween it went to a relative position, and when you started a reverse tween it went back to its original position.

  But it wouldn't do the reverse tween if it hadn't completed the initial start tween first.

  Right now when I call for a reverse tween, all objects move.

• • newt
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  • 20 Nov, 2012
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  First of all you have to know why something is happening before you make changes.

  Then secondly I'm inclined to agree with Ashley's assessment that the increase is from less assets on the screen.

  It would make more sense to just design the game that way.

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  • 19 Nov, 2012
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  Confirmed arrays are borked.

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  • 18 Nov, 2012
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  Don't know nothin bout berthin no vertlets but this works.

• • newt
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  • 18 Nov, 2012
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  Pretty sure that's just animation info.

  The actual image files will still be png for the obvious advantages, alpha transparency, compression etc.

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  • 17 Nov, 2012
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  404 on the link

  github.com/downloads/rexrainbow/C2_plugins/rex_slg_movement.7z

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• • newt
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  • 13 Nov, 2012
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  Bumping this.

  Looks like ts finally implemented.

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  • 11 Nov, 2012
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  foolberry

  The work around I proposed with iid seems fairly reasonable to me.

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  • 11 Nov, 2012
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  My working knowledge of picking is, each object is ran in order that it was created(uid).

  That is unless you change how it was picked, for each ordered, etc.

  As always keep in mind that uid is assigned to all objects, so one instance of a sprite might have a uid of say 1, but the next instance of that sprite might have a uid of 3 if some other object was created before it.

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  • 11 Nov, 2012
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  https://dl.dropbox.com/u/666516/testies.capx

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  • 10 Nov, 2012
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  Looks good so far. Just need to start learning how to use Spriter.

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  • 9 Nov, 2012
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  Basically its like a dice roll with the change that the bullet will hit.

  Its not like you can actually see bullets anyways.

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  • 9 Nov, 2012
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  Ok, yeah the value is being passed. Pick nth wasn't picking it up.

  Ive changed the example capx to show what I did.

  Also compare variable works.

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  • 9 Nov, 2012
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  Rex has a few plugs for working with iso movement:

  http://www.scirra.com/forum/demo-of-slg-plugins-package_topic50640_post321105.html#321105

  Also, I don't recommend bullet type collisions for iso. The angles just don't work out very well.

  A percentage would be a much better way to go imo.