Posts by Ziplock

I've asked this before I think, but shot in the dark. Is there a command that resets an alterable value to its original state? I'd like to get this done in one line.

Player is under water:
-> Subtract 1 from alt.A

Alt.A = 0:
-> Kill player

Player resurfaces:
-> Reset Alt.A

I've got it down to 4 lines, juggling 2 variables, but it's too messy for my tastes.

Ultimate fullscreen is probably what you need. I thought it was included now?? If not, grab it off of ultimate walrus' website.

My first apk. Now I know what a keystore is (kind of).

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I've searched a ton, but no luck. It seems anything I try to do with the multi touch object when my game scrolls goes completely wonky. Has anyone found a good workaround for this yet?

This sounds like you're using the basic 8-way movement. Try the physics 8-direction movement for your hero.

Go to the runtime options in the active's properties (the play button) and untick "Follow the Frame"

What do you mean "stops when hits frame?" This might be a specific question for solarb

Faber's example is pretty simple.

Whenever an event triggers, you add to your score counter.

Whenever your score variable "MOD" 500 = 0, that is to say the remainder of the actual variable divided by 500 evenly divides without a remainder, you add one to your lives.

Think of it like a clock, every time the minute hand goes around 60 times, you add one to the hour and reset the minutes to 0. Time is mod 60;

however, I don't recommend using mod for scores, because you're more than likely gonna miss that mark evenly. If you're at 495 points and you get 50 points, your 1up won't trigger. You should create a separate variable that resets.

Depending on what you wanted to do. Obviously, if you knew you had 12 animation frames, you could clone the last frame or add a blank one to the end and say:

Current frame of ("Active") = 12:
-> Force animation frame to 0
-> Restore animation frame

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I haven't upgraded to 10, but it works as far as 9

Rolling back Fusion to 2007! Ya got me!

No, it's like having several different photos open in the same project in photoshop. You still work on them individually, and can build them all at once, but if you have 4 mfa's in your project and "Build -> All," you'll get 4 individual exe's.

mfw is a project file that can include several mfa's

If it doesn't matter what order, you could assign each one of them to a qualifier, then set an interval to make one of them at random appear.

Every 1 second
+ Pick one of Group.Good at random
-> Make Group.Good reappear

value("Number of heads")*1.0/value("Total flips")*1.0

(Random(2)*2)+1

Oh... is that what that Rrandom is for? I was confused by your wording. I thought you wanted this to constantly decide if it was going to toggle every 3 or 4 seconds. You want this to fire after 3 or 4 seconds when the range is between those? Rrandom doesn't make sense as a condition.

Are you trying to say, "When X is between 4 and 10, wait 3 or 4 seconds and set a flag to 0 or 1?" I would use a fire event, not the static timer.

Range(X,4,10)
-> Fire Event After Given Delay - Use a calculation - (Random(2)+3)*1000 - "Toggle Variable"

On Event - "Toggle Variable"
-> Set Variable/Flag to Random(2)

The (Random(2)+3)*1000 is for 3 or 4 seconds. For 3-4 seconds, you could do Rrandom(3000,4000). I might still not be getting it though.

Like...

Every - (Random(2)+3)*1000
-> Set variable to Random(2)

Reset Y to 0?

I'm guessing when you changed your frame height, these objects fell outside the application's frame window (the dotted lines). Anything outside this with "follow the frame" un-checked will not show up during runtime because it will be outside the frame.