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Hey guys,
thank you very much!!!
I changed the string objects to "Character Images" (it's nicer to use our own fonts anyway) and now everything works fine.
For the array explanation: that's great!!! I will try that as soon as I'm done with my other project!
The same for the LIST object... it sounds pretty cool and I definetly will have a look at it some day next week.
Thanks again...
this forum is great!
Annika ;-)
Hey guys,
so I told you that everything works fine right now... it does in the preview mode. But once I builded the swf - I think the foreach object doesn't really work on qualifiers. ... Is that a known problem or did I do something wrong?!?:
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Thanks again
Annika ;-)
I tried to do it without the foreach and just with the fastloops... but now only the first text is being displayed... why???
Thank you
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*push*
PLEEEEAAASSSSEEE!!! I really need your help for this...
The word is *bump*.
I'd help but I don't have MMF with me...
That's ok... I'm happy for every answer, even if it takes some time... I can't solve it on my own, so I depend on you guys.
Thanks
Hey everyone,
I just keep posting my problems, I hope that's ok?!?
So here's the next one: I added a "hint"-button, which should show one of the remaining items, which haven't been found yet... I did store the fixed values of each of the actives in the array, and I thought I could compare the fixed value of the qualifier to the value in the array (see codeline 14)... but if I add this to the loop comparison nothing works.
In this version however: View MFA
All the remaining items are highlighted... but I just want one ;-(
At least this is the same problem in swf and mmf2-testmode...
But still I'm having trouble with the above problem... In one frame there will be up to 30-40 items I guess... so I can't treat every item "on its own"... it would be really great to get these things work dynamically with the qualifiers...
I thought about creating the highlight effect somewhere outside the frame and then set the position to
X of the qualifier'X Where Fixed Value = ValueAtXY( "Array", LoopIndex("show_hint"), 0)
and the same for the y position, but I don't really know how to set up the expression "take the x from the qualifier where ...". Is that even possible? Even for the swf- build?
Thanks again
Annika ;-)
Hello again,
so I did kind of find a solution for the "Hint"-problem... but since I still don't know how to "address" just one of the qualifier object which has a specific Alterable Value or something similar, it will now only hint the first collectible until it's found, and there's no random.
But I'm still having the foreach flash problem... Does anyone have another solution or is somebody working on a fix on the flash-foreach extension??? That would be REALLY great...
Current version: View MFA
Thank you
Annika ;-)