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  • You can add a sub-event immediately after "Create by name" and use "System pick last created family" condition. There you will be able to change the properties of the created instance.

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  • mikeadamski26 Dictionaries are used when you need to store a lot of data, say, an entire dialogue or inventory system in the game. It may also be useful when you need to access the data dynamically, for example, to get a specific dialogue line for NPC_Name&"_greeting", where NPC_Name is a variable.

    If you just need to store two strings of text, a dictionary would be an overkill. You can use two global variables (GoodMessage and ExcellentMessage). Or local variables inside the event where you display the text. Or even hard-code the text in the "Set text" action, which is not a good programming practice, but definitely the easiest way to do this.

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  • So you did mean instance variables! Is there a reason why you store those texts in instance variables on the dictionary object, and not in the dictionary itself?

    If you need to access instance variable value, just use Dictionary.Good or Dictionary.Excellent

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    In layout editor right-click an object and select "Z Order".

    In events you can use actions like "Move to top/bottom", "Move to object". Or System action "Sort z order".

  • Thanks for the replies! I just realized that Touch plugin with "Use mouse input" enabled treats all clicks as touches, not just left clicks. So simply replacing mouse events with similar touch events won't be possible. I'll have to duplicate some events, create OR-blocks with triggers, perhaps add a bunch of helper functions like "IsTouchOrMouseLeftClick". Oh, well..

  • I have a dictionary with two instance variables: Excellent and Awful.

    Do you mean with two keys?

    You can use "System is between values" condition: 

    set r to int(random(101)) <- notice it's 101, not 100

Is r between 50 and 79 : Set text to dictionary.get("Awful")
Is r between 80 and 100 : Set text to dictionary.get("Excellent")

  • Press F12, open browser console and you'll see the error message. If it's related to CORS, search the forum, there are lots of topics about it.

  • For some unknown reason Construct doesn't have any expressions which return boolean value, or at least 0/1. You are forced to use events...

  • If you know the dummy was overlapping you know it was mouse.

    What if it's a touch and the mouse cursor just happened to be in the same spot?

  • PlatformInfo isn't really a solution. I don't need to detect the platform. I need to know when "On Touch" is triggered - whether it was really a touch event or a mouse click.

    That official example is using Touch with mouse input disabled.

    Just use is overlapping with a dummy object.

    Not sure I understand how it would help. Say, when playing on Steam Deck, you can use the touchpad (mouse) or touch the screen. Or even connect an external mouse.

  • I'm trying to make a game that would work on PC with mouse and on mobile with touch, so I'm using both plugins. Touch plugin has "Use mouse input=YES", because I want it to handle most touch and left click events in the project.

    But I still need to be able to distinguish between left mouse click and touch - to update the UI, hints etc. What's the best way to do it?

    At the moment I have this:

    But I'm worried it may not work on some devices.

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