Kyatric Thanks for putting this altogether. I should recheck this post more often :/

I think all my answers to arrays are here. Wow--

I hope I can add to the dialogue segment soon.

Kyatric

Thanks for the videos, I'm having to watch them multiple times as I want to understand C2 logic.

Re: "<dialog id='2' type='question'>

<question id='1' portrait='JimMerlin' mood='question' pos='left'>Have you noticed what is going on ?</question>

<answer id='1'>Yes</answer>

<nextdialog id='1'>3</nextdialog>

<answer id='2'>No</answer>

<nextdialog id='2'>4</nextdialog>"

For my trees, I need three choices, so would the xml code look like this?

<dialog id='2' type='question'>

<question id='1' portrait='JimMerlin' mood='question' pos='left'>Have you noticed what is going on ?</question>

<answer id='1'>A</answer>

<nextdialog id='1'>3</nextdialog>

<answer id='2'>B</answer>

<nextdialog id='2'>5</nextdialog>

<answer id='3'>C</answer>

<nextdialog id='3'>%</nextdialog>

And, will I have to edit or modify my wrong answer group?

Currently this group spawns enemies if the player answers a wrong answer.

Hey are you on opengameart.org ?

nimos100 Here you go. Going to sleep on this before I try and fix it.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id= ... sp=sharing

nimos100 I added it in the orginal post.

Here's the basic concept sketched out--

So, I've gotten two branches of the tree to work by deactivating and activating groups. When Dialog0 is deactivated, then Dialog01 is active. This works .

However, dialog2 won't load-- Also, the animation that play on Dialog0 doesn't play on Dialog01.

Not sure what I'm missing. Any thoughts?

LittleStain

9252015 Fixed the Volume Control had to set system active then set master volume to global variable volume.

rojohound

I like having options, but where would I put the formula? Do I use a function to set it up or and array?

-log10(100/x)*33.2

(with 33.2 is 10*log2(10))

x is percent between (0,100]

I am trying to connect a global variable to the master volume. What am I missing?

TonyW I get it, but would this method work for a Zelda type gird? I suppose it could with sprites grided. Any thoughts on how to create a Zelda like game?

TonyW I gave the vid a like and a comment. Thanks, I'll take a look at it later.

Nagval333 I'm only on text based arrays at the moment. The video helped me realize what I can do with them eventually hopefully. I didn't ask him for a tut, but if you leave a comment or respond on his twitter he may reply. I got a response from him with a week, but I didn't ask any array questions.

TonyW I gave the vid a like and a comment. Thanks, I'll take a look at it later.

Nagval333 I'm only on text based arrays at the moment. The video helped me realize what I can do with them eventually hopefully. I didn't ask him for a tut, but if you leave a comment or respond on his twitter he may reply. I got a response from him with a week, but I didn't ask any array questions.

The in Construct2 way which would be easy in the sense you wouldn't need an array would be to--

Use groups--

Have global variables. Random1=0 R2=0 R3=0 (more if you need them)

In those groups--

Map out set of square sprites equally to a tile set or map.

S1, S2, S3, etc.

Then Load a tile map as a sprite sheet.

Pick Spawn Object--

When the player does something, this will add to the Global Variables. The Global Variables will effect the Spawn Sprites (s1,s2, etc). This should create random dungeons.

Also note-- you can set the collisions on the tile map sprite set.

In your event sheet. Set the conditions for each spawn point--

Examples

If R1<2 R2=4 R3>12, then load SpriteBackground to S3 at animation 43

If R1=10 R2=50 R3>40, then load SpriteBackground to S3 at animation 23

You can find a free tile set here, but give credit to whose you use--

http://opengameart.org/

This will also take hours to a day depending on how many tiles and how larger you map will be. The bigger the map, the more time.

I know because since I'm learning arrays, I've developed this method as an alternative for a game jam. I've gotten better at groups, but after this jam going to study arrays more.

I have only three Spawn Sprites and three Graphics. I would suggest making larger interchangeable set pieces and less of a Zelda with this method.

Cheers