Friends, I need your help. The question is elementary, and I'm a bit embarrassed to ask it, but I can't figure out the loops.
The situation is as follows. There are 20-30 active objects. At a certain moment, for 5-6 of them, the Alterable Value A will become 1, and then they should move to a specific coordinate on the X axis and line up in a row on the Y axis, with a distance of 20 pixels between each object. I've roughly shown what needs to be done in the drawing. I am hoping for your help.
Active objects sorting with loops
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Hello evi1ove,
you could use a forEach loop, but you don't need to.
Assuming all the actives being a copy from the same object, you could do something like:
Always
------ ( child event) Alt. Val of active = 1
------------------> set active position x and y accordingly
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Hello evi1ove,
you could use a forEach loop, but you don't need to.
Assuming all the actives being a copy from the same object, you could do something like:
Always
------ ( child event) Alt. Val of active = 1
------------------> set active position x and y accordingly
Thank you for your response!
I wrote it a bit confusingly; no, these are not copies. These are independent, separate objects. -
you could group them with a qualifier and use that qualifier in the event I wrote above..
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you could group them with a qualifier and use that qualifier in the event I wrote above..
Yes, I tried grouping them. But in any case, the objects either move or all end up in the same position.
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you may keep track of the latest y position used to line up the active. You may use another active for that, in order to store these values. Each time an active has alt. value = 10 then:
set that alt. value to 0 ( so that it will moved only obce )
set its position x and y where y is stored in an alt. value of another active.
add to that alt. value, say, 50.
done.
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try this.
you need easing object
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you may keep track of the latest y position used to line up the active. You may use another active for that, in order to store these values. Each time an active has alt. value = 10 then:
set that alt. value to 0 ( so that it will moved only obce )
set its position x and y where y is stored in an alt. value of another active.
add to that alt. value, say, 50.
done.
Thx!
try this.
you need easing object
Please login to see this link.
Thank you very much!
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