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@Clarissa

Hi. Ebook would be nice or e-comic tutorial. Book. I’ve been interested in using stable diffusion to generate art for one.

I wonder how difficult or would be to emulate a page turn effect?

Anyhow, some requirements would be for it to have sound effects and custom particle effects to make it more engaging, snow, fire explosions, etc

@RobinsonX I can’t comment on the channel. And where is the GitHub repo?

I don’t know if I mentioned this at any point, but I am a full stack developer. I could help, although I’d have to restrict my time (very busy)

http://tutorialdoctor.github.io/

I’ve been using HyperPad for a number of years and have really enjoyed it. However, I’m very close to stopping all interaction with it. Largely due to very long breaks in new features (key features I would say are still missing). I see a lot of livestreams which are neat, but the engine itself needs a lot more.

So much potential, and has been for a long time, but now HyperPad feels like abandonware riding on the glory days.

The FNF craze is quite…

A suggestion I’d leave is to higher more developers to build more features or make the whole thing open source.

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@aPaperWeight what languages and frameworks are you using?

@dumbTactics as a quick guess, I suppose you can use the move to point behavior. You may have to keep track of all player positions in an array and move the enemy to each point after a certain amount of time using a timer behavior.

For basic player follower functionality you can use a Timer, Get Position, and Move to Point behavior to move an enemy to a player position every ‘x’ amount of seconds.

@dumbTactics I I’ve tried to use personal assets in most of my projects if you want to take a look at them. Most of them are branchable.

@dumbTactics I’ve found it better to build my own movement system using the physics behaviors and the left, right etc behaviors. You can output the magnitude from the joystick behaviors .

@dumbTactics I’d say there are a number of more important features to consider. Perhaps use another device? Tv?

@dumbTactics your background is a wall object, so your character is colliding with it.

Inventory algorithm

1. Create an empty object
2. Create an array of images
3. For every image in the array:
   • spawn an object on the empty
   • set the graphic of the spawned object to the current image
   • Move the empty by an offset

Note: Every spawned object can be given a tag to manipulate them.
Note: The object you are spawning should be a graphic with a specific tag. and you spawn by the tag name

Use the TIMER behavior under CUSTOM

A dictionary seems like it would be a more suitable behavior to use instead of an array. What are you trying to accomplish? You can use the HTTP Request behavior if your JSON file is stored somewhere on the internet.

@RobinsonX I think the issue was that it wasn't clear which array I was using in the "Modify Array" behaviors and I didn't have it set to the correct array behavior.

I've been toying with the idea of using Hyperpad as an interactive educational tool to teach algorithms and data structures. For me, the most unfortunate thing about Hyperpad is how few and far between the updates are, and there are a lot of features that could be added to make the app a lot more useable for larger projects.

I think Hyperpad is a wonderful application that is probably not as popular as it should be. I almost wish an app like this was built using Apple's SDK so that new features could be easier to add (high hopes).

So, to test this idea out, I've been playing with the behaviors to see how I would model things like Stacks, Queues, functions, classes etc with the existing behaviors to teach programming concepts.