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MBK
Registered
07/06/2007
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1578
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How can I keep it from switching the spread values around each time I add a new instance to the level editor?
When it changes values on me like that (backwards from how it should work), the position of the walls get messed up each time I add a new one.
Then I have to go back and re-position all of them. This will truly be a royal pain in the arse when it comes time to start making levels.
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maVado
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25/06/2005
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601
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You could ID Items on yourself without spread value. Just when you create them set the ID value to whatever you like. If you use Array use another Z layer to store ID's of objects.
X1/Y1 - Z0 = Type of objects
X1/Y1 - Z1 = ID of objects
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You could also mark your items, so when you create them you set another value to 1, like a flag. Then on the spread you count the number objects with flags on and spread value the count +1 to the new objects.
So Original object 1 to 5 will have 1-5 ID and the new one will have 5 to X. Where X is your current object count
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MBK
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07/06/2007
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1578
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You've lost me. Thoroughly confused now. That all works for instances of the same object?
Could you make an example?
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maVado
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25/06/2005
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601
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I see what I can do, probably on sunday.
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bigredron
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07/04/2007
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299
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Have a counter called ID.
Whenever you create a new object, add 1 to counter and give that new object the ID of the counter.
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