Bong Clock

n/m found a solution

is there a relative address like "this" that references the movie clip a movie clip with the AS is in?

Quote from: RenegadeClock;1734435Doesn't the M have to be capital in Math.round() ?yes, yes it does. mystery solved.

ok I've fixed it. at the time my internet wasn't working and I wasn't sure if random() returned integer values. so I erred on the side of caution and used the math.round(). The solution was to drop it. Though it works i'm not sure exactly why math.round() made everything break.Code Select ExpandonCl…

so the problem was that by using "=" in my if statements I was actually issuing a command to make the LEFT side of the = equal to the RIGHT side. replacing the appropriate "=" with "==" fixed the always pointing down problem. now however they aren't rotating at all.I've even tried moving the rotatio…

Quote from: Satellite Clock;1734357dont use Math.round() just use round() pretty sure that worksyou win the day. thanks.EDIT: never mind it didn't work. fuck you.

what might be even more helpful is if someone knows a simpler way to do it.

So I'm trying to make sort of a guitar hero-esque minigame within a larger game I'm making.currently there's 4 arrows that when loaded rotate a random direction. Then you have to press the corresponding direction whilst a pointer is colliding with them. the collision and pressing works and the rotat…

I have a movie clip that rotates with the left and right buttons and I'd like it to move it's relative forward and backward when up and down are pressed. I remember being able to do it but I just can't remember how.

Quote from: TequilaClock;1561811I don't care how old is your sig, it is still one of my all time favorites.A constant reminder of the fads of old.seriously i need this song or i'll go crazy.