Need help, shooting object toward other object!

[mobichan]

The simple explanation is that any code with "Only one action" as a condition will run one time when those conditions return TRUE. But they will only run again if those conditions become FALSE and then TRUE again.

[Outcast]

It basically stops the condition from running constantly if it's true. Try removing it from my example, and you will see that it shoots a thick stream of bullets if you hold down the mouse button. That condition stops this from happening. If you add it to the "Always" condition, it becomes almost the same as a "Start of Frame" condition. It's really useful for a lot of different things.

Hm ok maybe i get it.. a bit But would it not be easier to achive the same resault by having only the condition "user clicks with left mouse button" Instead of two conditions "repeat when mouse key is pressed" and "only one action when loop"

[Jaffob]

It would. However, you'll notice that if you use that condition, it becomes difficult to rapid-fire by clicking quickly (I think it's a bug). Using the two conditions instead fixes the problem.

[Outcast]

Ah nice thanks i will have that in mind

Also another thing i have thought about. Is it good to try to have all conditions in one line, like if you have a "allways" condition for all your conditions in one big condition, or is it more effective to have different "allways" for different actions? I hope maked some sense..

[Jaffob]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean. The "Always" condition doesn't have the effect of making something "always" happen. It only serves any purpose if it's the only condition in the event. It's basically the same as saying 1=1; it will always be true, but other conditions will stop the event from running if they are false.

[Outcast]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean. The "Always" condition doesn't have the effect of making something "always" happen. It only serves any purpose if it's the only condition in the event. It's basically the same as saying 1=1; it will always be true, but other conditions will stop the event from running if they are false.

How do you mean only condition in an event?

[Jaffob]

An event is a single line in the Event Editor. An event is composed of one or more conditions, and one or more actions. The "Always" condition only makes a difference if, in the event it's part of, it is the only condition. So if, for example, you have an event with the conditions:

-User Clicks
-Always

It would be the same as only the "User Clicks" condition.

[Outcast]

Ok!, by the way is it possible to get your msn or skype or anyting, it would be nice to have someone to ask when you get stuck.. :P