Creating acceleration for objects

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  • Hey guys!

    I'm having a bit of trouble with a game that I have created,

    Basically its abit of a silly money drop game, but I want the objects dropping to gradually increase the longer the game goes on to make it harder.

    I can think of a few ways to do this, like making the game wait 15 seconds and then starting a whole new script event to make new objects. But I think this seems like the wrong way of going about it. But I'm sure there is a way which In which to gradually increase the system spawn speed. I have looked all over tutorials and the forum to get some advice but I cant really find anything on this specifically.

    Basically so far I Have

    System > Wait 1.5 second > system > Create object.

    Im sure there is an expression that I can use in here which will gradually increase the spawn time, I just cant figure out what it is.

    Can anyone help? I've tried just putting a *1 on the system time to see if it will gradually increase, but its not working.

    Here is my CAPX file.

    Many thanks,

    Lewis

  • Hi,

    no capx shown.

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  • Maybe create a global variable called difficulty, increase it in every 30 seconds or every x waves or whatever.

    And then when you call System.Wait, you can pass in something like this:

    System.Wait (30-difficulty) seconds. Of course you should use something to limit it to a minimum. Here are some expressions to help you with such things: scirra.com/manual/126/system-expressions

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