Quote from: sdieters on January 12, 2015, 08:08:21 amYes, we noticed.We don't mind helping new people, but to be honest, you are very annoying when it comes to spamming. And in such cases I rather want to spend my time on people who wait their turn and don't open multiple threads.im so sorry for that sir it will not happen again
Yes, we noticed.We don't mind helping new people, but to be honest, you are very annoying when it comes to spamming. And in such cases I rather want to spend my time on people who wait their turn and don't open multiple threads.
Quote from: krazziebone02 on January 12, 2015, 08:12:24 amQuote from: sdieters on January 12, 2015, 08:08:21 amYes, we noticed.We don't mind helping new people, but to be honest, you are very annoying when it comes to spamming. And in such cases I rather want to spend my time on people who wait their turn and don't open multiple threads.im so sorry for that sir it will not happen againYou also said that after spamming my inbox a while back.
I have seen your thread. But you haven't seem to learn from the warnings from other users you got in the past.I have just finished a 24 game jam with stencyl, so you might understand I don't feel like creating a code that is fairly easy to understand with the instructions I gave you before.
ok thank you sir i will NEVER ask a question in the FORUM now i know what is FORUM thank you i wish the users of stencyl will stay using the stencyl
Quote from: krazziebone02 on January 12, 2015, 08:32:29 amok thank you sir i will NEVER ask a question in the FORUM now i know what is FORUM thank you i wish the users of stencyl will stay using the stencyl No one is suggesting that you should never ask a question in the forums - just that some courtesy is shown to others. There are no fixed rules about asking questions, but there are good ways to do it, and not so good ways. If you use the 'not so good' ways, then you are less likely to receive help.For example:Provide as much information as possible to help others answer your questionShow screenshots (not pseudo code) of your events, or upload a .stencyl fileDon't bump your own threadDon't PM individuals asking for their help, when a question on the forum can be seen by everyoneDon't repeat the same question on multiple threadsIf someone else asks the same question on a different thread, let them know that another thread already existsLearn from your previous mistakes and take advice from othersPlease note that there are no bad feelings towards you - we like to help (that's why we are here), but you need to be patient and courteous. I do understand that language can be a barrier, and I hope that I have taken that into account.
I had some spare time, so here's an example of how to randomly select scenes and then remove the selected scene from the list, so it can only be selected once:Wait for the Flash file to load:http://www.filz.us/files/a9332246/322/Random_Item_Selection_amp_Scene_switching.swfThe code demonstrated here is relevant for random selection of any items, not just scenes. Because we are switching between scenes, the list must be held in a Game Attribute otherwise we'd lose the list each time the scenes switched. If the random selection is only required within a single scene, then an 'ordinary' list attribute can be used within the scene.Enjoy.
You need Stencyl 3.2 to open it.
If you want to reset the list, you will need to copy the original list into another list Game Attribute at the start of the game, and work with the copy each time the game is played.