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[Stephen]

The loop index starts at 0. Just add your save event to the end of your code, or compare the loop index to the number of objects.

stephen1980

[Zabooza]

ok, after doing what you said, it saves perfectly now.

now when it loads, it leaves the objects who AV is the highest (the one i spread). It either wont load the postion of that object or it sets it postion at 0,0

[Zabooza]

scratch this, it works perfectly now. Thanks Stephen1980 :d :d

[Stephen]

No problem.

stephen1980

[arabelanya]

what its about?
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[Zabooza]

arabelanya, are you talking about this level editor?

Also is there a way to count the number of groups with a specified string/value in a certain item

for example

[group a]
item=6

[group b]
item=5

[group c]
item=6

Would there be any way to get the number of groups who has the item "item" and item "item" equals 6?

[Stephen]

Not with the Ini Object. You can with the Ini++ Object, though.

stephen1980

[Zabooza]

how would you do it with that?
because lets say i have 3 types of objects

square, circle, triangle

there are 3 squares, 2 circles, and 4 triangles.

when i save the ini, it would make 9 groups. with the x and y position in each group. when i would go to load the level, chances are, a square is going to be at the postition of a circle(or triangle), a circle is going to be at the position of a triangle(or square) and/or a triangle is going to be at the position of a square(or circle).

Since i am always spreading values, i need to find a way to be able to create the amount of objects equal to the certain number of certain objects (if there are 4 squares and 2 circles, i dont want there to be 3 squares and 3 circles, 2 squares and 4 circles, etc)

[Stephen]

I'm not sure. You may have an easier time using an Array or something.

stephen1980

[Zabooza]

lol

i think i can do this

Save button is clicked: Set item "blah" in group "Item Count" to NObjects("blah")

Load button is clicked:Peform fastloop "create blah"

On fast loop "create blah"
create item "blah" at 0,0