hu, will this give you the full string before or between the seperator

to me it looks not complete, or im missing something that i didnt know

if the thing works, it works, cheers

hmm, dont think the framesetting will be correct like you have it, you should use the loopindex expression, heh and ofcourse, they are square, so width and height are the same i just remembered from something i did a while ago <img src="smileys/smiley12.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

about the colors, it can be usefull later on when you want to check this... take the solution you think is best..

about the ifs, it should be subevents of the loop, system compare

split string by character " " and set lastdatastring

i know it can be achieved by looping thru characters, but i like to request such a feature because it symplifies alot of overhead events in an way that is both usefull and understandeble for beginners and advanced users

what do you think?

example:

data="level1||param|param|param|level2||param|param|param|"

data split string by "||"

set level1 to lastdatastring "param|param|param|"

set level2 to lastdatastring "param|param|param|"

level1 split string "|"

lastdatastring "param"

lastdatastring "param"

lastdatastring "param"

not sure if this would be 100% correct for bordlayout and loopreset but maybe it can help you

you will need 2 framed squaresprite, 0 white 1 black and set origin at topleft

/////vars

offset=150

yloop=0

xloop=0

for "create" 0 to 64

create square at x: offset + square.width*xloop

                 y: offset + yloop*loopindex

                    add 1 to xloop

if loopindex+1%2 = 0 set frame to 1 (division remainder = 0 / if even set frame black)

if loopindex+1%8 = 0 add square.height to yloop and set xloop to 0 (if first row created set y position 1 square down

what if you generated them from a middlepoint of the layout and then get a random angle + a distance and add that distance to a var and create the next one, so the distancevar is like a counter

in this cases i always wonder wich method is best, have the system checking constantly for distance or having an extra sprite for collisiondetect..

your the pro <img src="smileys/smiley17.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

for each.., just to be sure :)

again, use the system: for each - opponents

create gun and set var

the set position will then put the gun on the right opponent

yes, just dont create the opponents, the rest is the same

so ..

for each opponent create gun/arm and set its nr(var) to opponent uid

have you tried just setting animation to attack when pressed space, if this works its something with your boolean /events

do the animations play if you set them? if not there cant be an "attack finished"