Try a method where you have variable condition which begins the flash then locks it out to trigger once. See my events below with the variable added, should have the desired effect.
That's what I suggested above, you don't need the while. Or use the repeat Kyatric suggested. Not sure why OP has got a problem with every tick.
You made the game over object visible not the layer, select the layer GameOverCalque 0 and on the left side options tick the box 'initially visible'
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There are 2 issues. One is that the game over object is set to fade out and be destroyed at the start of game (initially enabled), and also the layer that the game over object appears on is set to be invisible in the options.
Well it's in French but from what I can decipher you are making an object visible, not asking it to play an animation?
As on tap is a trigger once, then I guess the only issue could be 'repeat count' is set to more than 1. If it's not that then let's see a screenshot of the events :)
I thought they all spawned at the same time on sonic games? So if rings a global variable, you just create that number of rings. If you are doing it one at a time I guess you can create a ring as you subtract 1 from rings variable until rings variable is 0.
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Lives are usually global variables, make one called Lives with initial value 3. Then you can say if player is not on screen (is on screen inverted), trigger once, subtract 1 from Lives.
Sprite is on-screen (inverted), trigger once > create indicator object at edge of screen.
Sprite is on-screen (inverted), indicator object set angle toward sprite.x,sprite.y
Yeah maybe so. I just played a bunch of the AI levels and then one against a human player (I think), but I guess everything was happening too fast to feel like I had any control. The buildings do spawn the units very fast but it looked nice while it was happening.
Sprite on collision with wall > set angle
I'm not sure what you mean by having it both random and easy to predict at the same time.
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