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  • I have only a problem on the start, because of the way I destroy the sprites. I get one block but after that it's back to normal. What did you change?

  • A rough example:

    drive.google.com/uc

    I don't know if it's really what you want.

  • It depends on what you want to achieve. I don't really understand from the screenshots what you want to do.

  • You have an infinite recursion, therefore you get a stack overflow.

    When you create your 'obstacle1green' then you also create an 'obstacle1purple' and that again created an obstacle1green and so on.

    The same with the other obstacles.

  • Can you down a line in the same comment bar without having to create a new bar?

    Alt 013 on then numpad should work. (hold alt then 0,1,3 on the activated numpad).

    Be careful. anything that is highlighted will be erased.

  • I made a litte example, hope that helps.

    drive.google.com/uc

  • Isn't it this.inst.x and this.inst.y like in C2?

  • I don't know if something like that was posted already or if it's really helpful for you. but have a look:

    drive.google.com/uc

  • how do you do a throw that affect by gravity/platform?

    With platform-behavior I would use Vector X and Vector Y they are depending on the parameters of the platform-behavior.

    Something like:

    + Mouse: On any click

    -> Sprite: Set Platform vector X to 750

    -> Sprite: Set Platform vector Y to -500

    With the parameters:

    Max Speed = 750

    Acceleration = 5000

    Declaration = 500

    Gravity = 1000

    Max fall speed = 500

    You can set the parameter on the fly or in the behavior settings. You have to teak them until you are satisfied.

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  • Is it possible to use For each loops to iterate over nested.

    My guess, it's not possible with 'For each', because the first 'For each' picks a sprite and for the second 'For each' there is only this sprite visible.

    But it should work with a normal 'For loop'. You can address a sprite directly with Sprite(IID).

    It would look for example like this:

    + System: For "loop1" from 0 to Sprite.Count-1

    ----+ System: For "loop2" from 0 to Sprite.Count-1

    -----> Text: Append Sprite(Loopindex("loop1")).UID & " "&Sprite(Loopindex("loop2")).UID & newline

    This puts two UIDs from the sprites in a line in a Textbox. With loopindex("name of loop") you get access to the currently loopindex of this loop.

  • I think, the easiest way is with 'tokenat'. If you have more complex command you have to use Regex.

    from the manual:

    "tokenat(src, index, separator)

    Return the Nth token from src, splitting the string by separator. For example, tokenat("apples|oranges|bananas", 1, "|") returns oranges."

    I made a little example with tokenat:

    drive.google.com/uc

    the commands are: left, right, up, down, and the amount of pixels to move.

    left 50 for example

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