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Please don't use capital letters in your titles, it gives a feeling you are forcing your question rather then asking it.
Like i said in the message, I will create a tutorial for this tonight when im done with my job.
Added >> Trophy System part 1
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REMEMBER: only Violet Attributes can save and your game you must put that violet attributes inside the save and load block
They don't NEED to be in the save and load block to be saved. As long as you have Game Attributes ("violet attributes"), they will all be saved when that block is run.
@YoPlaPla
How come you are using "replace (number of items - 1) with character?" That will replace the last character that you have saved in the list. If you want to add something to the list, you should use the "add item to list" block instead.
Wait !!! look what I found http://www.stencyl.com/pricing/
Stencyl - Pricing - May I use Stencyl on multiple computers?
You can install and use Stencyl on any computers you own. You may share a Studio (not Indie) license with one other person, as long as you *both* publish from the same Apple Store/Google Play account. If you use separate accounts, you must buy licenses for each person.
are you pro sir?? can you publish my game?? i need that in my thesis can you??
Say what ?
That means: if you work as a team, you only need one license for the games you make together (which you would publish under a team name to the Apple/Google stores). But you are not supposed to borrow the license from a friend for your own games.
Wait !!! look what I found http://www.stencyl.com/pricing/
Stencyl - Pricing - May I use Stencyl on multiple computers?
You can install and use Stencyl on any computers you own. You may share a Studio (not Indie) license with one other person, as long as you *both* publish from the same Apple Store/Google Play account. If you use separate accounts, you must buy licenses for each person.
are you pro sir?? can you publish my game?? i need that in my thesis can you??
Hello Daverav1212 and welcome to the forum.thanks for this thread it works for me
Probably way too advanced, but I try anyway:
- On the Scene
- [+ Add Event ]
- Basics -> when drawing
This will show the date + time on the top left hand corner of the screen.
But you want to do things differently and didn't explain well enough what you want to do with it
PS: this works for all platforms!
Best regards from
M.E.
Violet....these are the game attributes that will be carried over to the next scene, the blue ones will be "forgotten" when you switch scenes.
Violet....these are the game attributes that will be carried over to the next scene, the blue ones will be "forgotten" when you switch scenes.
It depends a bit on what the behavior does and what not, but one possible method would be:
1. Create a Game Attribute "ButtonClicked"
2. Create a "When Mouse pressed on"-Event in the Button-Actor
3. In the Event, set ButtonClicked = true
4. Attach the behavior you want to control (let's call it ExampleBehavior) to the other actor
5. In the "Created"-Event of the this actor, add code blocks like:
If not ButtonClicked
Disable Behavior ExampleBehavior
By doing so, the behavior will only be enabled if the button in the other scene was pressed before.
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