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- StraGeoStudios
- - Joined 27 Jun, 2018
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- 25 May, 2020
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They way I would solve it is make a separate animation for the second sprite in the color of the first sprite and the n when you want to change the color just change the animation. I'm sorry for my lack of technical knowledge I am more of a story and quest writer but that is what I would personally do
- StraGeoStudios
- - Joined 27 Jun, 2018
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- 9 May, 2020
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How would I go about creating a clock with minutes and seconds that counts up until the player reaches a certain point?
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- StraGeoStudios
- - Joined 27 Jun, 2018
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- 17 Apr, 2020
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I see what I did wrong. Thank you very much for the help and I hope you have a great day!
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- StraGeoStudios
- - Joined 27 Jun, 2018
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- 17 Apr, 2020
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It is still only adding one to the variable. For instances if there are two gold makers it should add 2 gold per second. That is what I am trying to achieve
- StraGeoStudios
- - Joined 27 Jun, 2018
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- 17 Apr, 2020
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Each one should add 1 to the variable. So if there are 10 of them, then I want it to add 10 per second
- StraGeoStudios
- - Joined 27 Jun, 2018
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- 17 Apr, 2020
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I am trying to make multiple instances of objects add to a variable. I have used the "For Each' condition but that doesn't seem to work. The image below is what I am attempting to do> Any suggestions?
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- StraGeoStudios
- - Joined 27 Jun, 2018
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- 30 Mar, 2020
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The fact that I have never seen that before makes me feel like an absolute idiot. Thank you for the help!
- StraGeoStudios
- - Joined 27 Jun, 2018
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- 27 Mar, 2020
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When my sprite finds a path I want it to move along the path at any angle but I want the sprite itself to maintain an angle of zero degrees when it moves along the path. I have tried multiple things but nothing has worked so far. How can I keep the sprite itself at zero degrees when it moves along the path?