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  • Oosyrag, very interesting "tip", thank you.

    Thank you both.

    ForsakenBA I don't really understand the idea of the painting...

    I'd like to make an "open world and free" game.

    but I want the time to be the same everywhere as if there was only one scene, so I'll probably have to create a single scene...

  • Thanks ForsakenBA for your idea, I can see the gist of it but I don't totally understand it.

    There's still a question hanging in the air but I think the answer is YES.

    When I go from one scene to another, time stops, doesn't it?

  • And although the camera follows the player if he moves, if he doesn't it doesn't matter.

  • Thank you for your reply.

    Well yes, but it's far too complicated to do it this way, that's why I wanted to make a single scene, the whole world would be in this scene, map, house, dungeon, etc, all of it.

    But I'm sure the game won't stand for it, and will go ballistic! ^^'

  • Why doesn't it work when I move the character with 8 directions (keyboard)?

    when the character moves with the mouse with pathfinding, it's ok, but not when I move him with 8 direction (keyboard)

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  • how can i make it so that for example there are 2 scenes.

    - on the first there are two hens, every 2 seconds they move in a random direction, they reproduce (+1) every (between 5 and 10 seconds), the new hen also moves in a random direction.

    On the second there are two sheep, every 3 seconds they move in a random direction, they reproduce (+1) every (between 10 and 20 seconds), the new sheep also moves in a random direction.

    this is just an example of how to make a scene where time passes everywhere in the same way.

  • Thank you for your reply but could you please answer my questions ?

  • Hello,

    When I go from one scene to another, time stops, doesn't it?

    How can I make sure that time is the same everywhere?

    For example, to make a "free open world" game, because if I have to make just one scene, it's going to be huge, and that might not be the best solution!

    How can I ensure that time passes at the same time on all scenes?

  • I wanted to edit a Noeux value:

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    Stack: TypeError: expected HTML element at Q.Ea (https://editor.construct.net/r370/main.js:1052:340) at window.tO.qvb (https://editor.construct.net/r370/projectResources.js:1807:116) at Yib (https://editor.construct.net/r370/components/editors/flowchartView/flowchartView.js:2:498)

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  • Thank you very much for your help, I had to reread several times to understand what you meant, now it works, here's how I did it:

  • Hi, I have a lot of trouble with events!

    I can't even do something that seems so simple:

    Every 1 second, take a random object, see if there's room around it (a square around it) and if so, change its color to indicate that it's been selected:

    - Change its color to red to indicate that it's been selected, wait 1 second, deselect the selected object and give it back its normal color, then create a new object on an empty square around it.

    And so on.

    Be careful, as long as the object has not been created, no other object will be selected, it's a block, the actions must be executed before re-selecting an object among those present and recreating one, I hope I've been clear enough.

    Here's my game that doesn't work:

    drive.google.com/file/d/1hUTzfw-zvhiGky-in-yq6w8n713YOlMy/view

  • Your example is interesting but quite complicated and does not meet my expectations, I thank you all the same :)

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