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- lennaert
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Am at work arm so can't check for you.

There is also a plugin on the forum somewhere called "pushout solid" which makes the application a lot simpler.
- lennaert
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Add the behaviour Custom movement to the zombies, and use the function action pushout solid when overlapping

You can also spawn zombies outside of the Viewport or at a certain distance from the player (player.X +1000 for example)

Automatically generating levels for infinite layout style can be found in the infinite runner example
- lennaert
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In your project properties, set the "First Layout" to your desired layout
- lennaert
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1. Add a subevent event to the mouse click, add system compare 2 values, player.count > 0 (will not work as intended for actual multiplayer obviously)

2. Make the zombies solids and use the custom movement behavior with Push out solid

3. Use invisible spawning objects/sprite and spawn on those objects

4. You cant, I believe the max is 100kx100k atm (most likely more then enough) Or , you have to make an infinite scroller type of thing where layout stuff is generated around you as you "appear" to move closer to them
- lennaert
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Hit Ctrl + Shift + N with chrome opened

This will open an incognito browser,. you can open as many as you like, great for multiplayer testing
- lennaert
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Did you rename the ajax object to "score" ??

if not, rename int(score.LastData) to int(Ajax.LastData)

EDIT: nvm

Just noticed you did.

Check your console for the ajax request response and see if you actually get a value from your request
- lennaert
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Event 4, instead of gamesPlayed put Ajax.LastData there.

If you get a NaN error, encapsulate the Ajax.LastData with int() i.e. int(Ajax.LastData)
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- lennaert
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I believe the wait 0.2 makes the nested loop loose the reference to the ab object.
- lennaert
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NaN stands for Not a Number

When storing your local storage variable, put int (variablename) around it.
- lennaert
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Needs to be associated with the correct peers.
- lennaert
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You need Synchronized objects and associate the objects with the peers.

When the peer disconnects from the host/room, the host automatically destroys the objects, which in turn destroys the objects on the other peers.

Adding a touch event on the host side, to destroy a player associated object will destroy the given object on the peers as well.

But the other way around will fail:

Adding the touch event on a peer (not host) to destroy any of the player objects ... the object in question would simply be recreated.

You can however, from the peer end, send a message to the host, with a reference to the object you want to destroy, and have the host destroy the object for the peer.
- lennaert
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Got my license just now ....

But when I log on to the construct 3 , even after updating to latest version, it says I'm on the gamejam license

I did not try opening c3 since mid jam before purchasing ....