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If I remember correctly, you can't create an object and use spread value in the same condition. If you do, Fusion's object selection will select only the one object you just created.

Upon pressing fire button
+ Number of bullets = 0

Checking collision is probably the biggest cause of slowdowns.

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There was a facebook extension, but I don't know if it still works. I have heard that social media extensions are being worked on, so maybe we'll see a new one soon.

Uncheck the "follow frame" property for an object, and it will stay on screen without scrolling off.

I highly recommend Math!: How I stopped worrying and learned to love the Expression Editor.

Of course, I was the one who made it...

I haven't looked at the example, but it sounds like it's using the Mod function somewhere.

It might have something to do with the object selection in Fusion.

Instead of 'Collision between Square and TNT' try 'Collision between TNT and Square'

In this instance, you could use a compare 2 general values event combined with the mod function.

Direction of "Active" Mod 16 equals 0

button clicked + object's flag 1 is off + pick one of object: set object's flag 1 on
Objects flag 1 is on: play animation
Animation finished: destroy object

It'd be nice if Fusion3 at least had built-in line and polygon drawing functionality.

You could also try copying the frame and pasting it into a new project. Sometimes that will fix things too.

in the frame editor, click the edit box and go to the properties window. In the properties window, click Text Options (the "A"). Down at the bottom is the text alignment settings.

I double checked, and the equation I posted should be correct, no missing brackets.

Here it is with the Fusion 2.5 formatting:

Str$(Round(( ( Eighth + 0.22 ) / 0.655 ) * 1000 ) / 1000.0 )

Str$(Round(((Eighth+0.22)/0.655)*1000)/1000.0)

To explain it:
Your basic equation is (Eighth+0.22)/0.655
Eighth+0.22 is in brackets so that you can be sure that they are added together before being divided by 0.655

After that, you multiply your equation by 1000: ((Eighth+0.22)/0.655)*1000 notice that again it has been wrapped in brackets, so that you can be sure the multiplication happens after the main value has been calculated.

Next, you stick that equation inside of Round(). Round will convert your floating point number into the closest whole number (in the case of your equation, 10560)

You then divide the rounded number by 1000.0 to reconvert it to a floating point value: Round(((Eighth+0.22)/0.655)*1000)/1000.0

And then stick the whole equation inside of the Str$() function to convert it into a string: Str$(Round(((Eighth+0.22)/0.655)*1000)/1000.0)

I hope this helps.

Don't know if it's the best solution, but I often use an array if I need a lot of values.

try changing 234 to 234.0

Sorry, typo.
there should be 3 close brackets after E5:
Str$(Round((1353.0/Val(Edittext$("E5")))*1000)/1000)