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- ArcadEd
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- 23 Jan, 2014
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There is a count expression you can use as well, if all you want to do is count how many of a certain object is on the layout.

Create your sprites

Set text to sprite.count
- ArcadEd
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Easiest way is to use software.

http://www.codeandweb.com/texturepacker

Try Open Game Art for a sprite sheet that might work for you.

http://opengameart.org/
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- ArcadEd
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I don't think cocoonJS supports buttons or text boxes.
- ArcadEd
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Don't put it in a sub event, just put it right under the wait statement in the same event. See if that works.
- ArcadEd
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Well, a game larger than 200mb on mobile might not be a good idea anyway. That might be why they limit it, to keep problems down.
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Just email them. It doesn't change your C2 at all, just adds some features to the cocoonJS cloud compiler.
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- ArcadEd
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I don't see any mention of the Z key in your event sheet. I see press space to change animation to Attack, and that seems to work.
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I show this in my platform tutorial (going in a tunnel and coming out) but basically like this.

Variables:

isShop = 0

playerX =0

playerY = 0

Just before the event to change to the shop layout set:

isShop = 1

playerX = Player.X

playerY = Player.Y (Player is whatever the name of your player object is).

Then on start of layout for the main layout create a sub event:

If isShop = 1

Set Player Position = playerX and playerY

Set isShop = 0

Something like that :). Then you a have that sub event for other changes that take effect after leaving the shop.
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I don't believe so, but it doesn't cost anything to try it :). Compile your game with Cocoon and test it out.
- ArcadEd
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Be aware that Every X seconds is always running as it's based on the System Time. So when you restart a layout, that timer does not reset, so if the every 5 was do to come up next, then that's what would happen. Make sense?

It's better to either 1. User the built in timer behavior or 2, create your own timer variable and add dt to it every tick. Then set it to 0 when you want it to reset.
- ArcadEd
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Here is a great way to get started.

http://www.scirra.com/forum/are-you-interested-in-a-fighting-game-tutorial_topic62622_page1.html