Danming's Forum Posts

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  • Good afternoon, everyone. Does anyone have an example of an open-source project (or a video on YouTube) in Construct 3 where the online functionality is implemented using a script rather than the event system?

  • Thanks for looking at my code. I think you're right, and I really should look into using hierarchies (to be honest, I hadn't paid much attention to them before).

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  • drive.google.com/file/d/1pe18O5YcZy5hOwnLuo8oUZSI-ejh0Et1/view

    Sorry, I forgot to make the file available. Does the link work now?

  • drive.google.com/file/d/1pe18O5YcZy5hOwnLuo8oUZSI-ejh0Et1/view

    Thank you so much for the advice. I think I really should have sent the file right away, since there’s nothing in it worth hiding.

  • I'm creating a versatile module for the GUI (so I can quickly create buttons and other GUI elements for future projects). 

    const childInstanceSizeList = {}
 for(const instanceObject of childInstanceList){
 childInstanceSizeList[instanceObject] = [];
 if(instanceObject.instVars && instanceObject.instVars.isText){
 childInstanceSizeList[instanceObject].push({x: instanceObject.width / instanceObject.textWidth, y: instanceObject.height / instanceObject.textHeight})
 } else { 
 childInstanceSizeList[instanceObject].push({x: instanceObject.width / instanceObject.imageWidth, y: instanceObject.height / instanceObject.imageHeight})
 }

//next

for(const instanceObject of childInstanceList){
 const originalScale = childInstanceSizeList[instanceObject][0];
 instanceObject.behaviors.Tween.startTween("scale", [originalScale.x + 0.2, originalScale.y + 0.2], 0.1, "in-out-sine")
 }

for(const instanceObject of childInstanceList){
 const originalScale = childInstanceSizeList[instanceObject][0];
 instanceObject.behaviors.Tween.startTween("scale", [originalScale.x, originalScale.y], 0.1, "in-out-sine")
 if(instanceObject.instVars && instanceObject.instVars.isText){
 console.log("Original scale:")
 console.log(instanceObject.height / instanceObject.textHeight)
 }
 }

    For some reason, every time I press the button, the scale gets smaller.

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