Hello,
I have an attribute “EmitterPosition” (Shoot emitter position) on an object (character) with a value set by default.
When the game starts this value is not taken in consideration.
When I do later a set attribute the set attribute works perfectly.
I tried to put a timer on get attribute “EmitterPosition” I tried a few things but nothing seems to work.
Do you have any idea, how to fix this problem?
I have a problem when trying to create a new topic. I cannot access the upper part of the page, the layout appears shifted, and I am unable to type anything. It seems that the new post window is not working properly, so I cannot use it to compose my message.
Right now, I cannot reproduce the problem. sometimes it happens.
I will let you know when I will have a proper explantation.
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Hello,
Is it possible to broadcast a message from a scene to an overlay dictionary? Any tips and tricks?
When I broadcast my message with an object ID to a dictionary on an overlay.
How do I make the link between the object ID and the modify dictionary?
Is it really working? Are there any restrictions?
Hello,
I’m trying to make this work without tutorials. But it’s too difficult.
Is there any tutorial somewhere which could explain how this works.
Thank you
Thanks guys..
Hello.
It’s my first time programming and it is really funny because it’s so difficult to do easy things. It’s just unbelievable. But I suppose it’s due to optimisation. I have no clue.
I cannot find a way to get the index position of a value in the array. It’s weird because it’s so simple. The array index should have its value and we should be able to search either by value or by index position. But we can’t.
With loop I couldn’t figure out how it works.
So I made a new system by modifying the array 3 times.
First modify array (prepend value)
Second delete duplicates
Third delete first value
Like that, I can erase something from the array.
Do you know a better way to do that? I mean a proper way to do that?
Your software is incredible man…
I’m a designer myself and it is really well thought out.
The only thing you really need more is tutorials. Or templates.
Sorry about that I found a solution to my problem
The project is designed for iPad in portrait (4:3), and I want it to work on taller iPhones (like 19:9) without ever seeing outside my background.
On iPad, I don’t need any Screen Follow because everything already fits nicely in the screen.
On iPhone, since the device is taller and shows less content horizontally, I want the view to follow the player (Screen Follow), but it must stay clamped inside my big background object.
Basically, I need a system where the screen only moves on iPhone, and never beyond the edges of my background.
The final goal is that, on any device, the player should never see anything outside the original iPad background area.
So I use a get screen and a if to switch from iPad to iPhone that part is okay.
But after that, I don’t know how to do…
