@Darien112 Awesome, here's a link that helped me a lot .. This was something i spent a lot of time thinking about! Found that the concept gets easier once you practice making small projects

I think of it this way:

Gravity is just an object moving in a particular direction, this is just a representation of 2 or 3 variable values (x,y) or (x,y,z) Collision is just a testable "state" to check the distance or between two different objects variable value Something needs to influence this (bool, function, etc).. Something that either increases, decreases, stops or starts the intended variable representing movement for the player, platform, object, etc

If you haven't done collision detection before, I'd recommend making a small 2D platformer as a start.. I've been meaning to make one so i'll code one up shortly

No worries at all mate, enjoy! I think I will copy and paste that info into hints and tips

Very helpful, I will be at the drawing board soaking this up..If I have to much trouble, I'LL be back to ask for a demo of the random card. But I'LL try to figure this out 1st...

@MikeDX @Dave I have now successfully shared my code :-)

Hi Jeff that's great to hear.

There's a lot of very cool stuff coming!

Cool, thank you!

OK, I'm new to site so I havenet figure out the ins-&-outs...

having spoken to Luke about this, we believe -1%3 should be -1. This fits in with the modulo operator linked in the wiki page above.

Behind the scenes, Fuze uses the c modulo operator.

Ok thanks @Martin .

So This is the solution I’ve came to in Fuze.

SkillEXP = 0 SkillLevel = 0 // (X) Level1EXP = 50 // (L) Constant = 1.2 // (C) AmountNextLevel = 0 // (Y) // Formula // Y = L * (C) ^ (X) Loop AmountNextLevel = Level * pow( SkillLevel, Constant ) // joy = controls ( 0 ) If joy.a then SkillEXP += .05 endif If joy.a then SkillEXP += .1 endif If joy.a then SkillEXP += 1 endif // If SkillEXP >= AmountNextLevel then SkillLevel += 1 endif // PrintAt( 0, 0, “Skill Level - ”, SkillLevel ) PrintAt( 0, 1, “Current EXP - ”, int(SkillEXP) ) PrintAt( 0, 2, “EXP Needed - ”, int(AmountNextLevel) - int(SkillEXP) ) PrintAt( 0, 3, “Amount To Next Level - “, int(AmountNextLevel) ) PrintAt( 0, 25, int(AmountNextLevel), “ = “, Level1EXP, “ * (“, Constant, “) ^ (“, SkillLevel, “)” )

[edit by Martin] Added code tags. Please see the last entry in the FAQ: https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/226/faq-common-questions-and-answers/4

@Martin Thanks, my friend...

Thanks for the info !

Ok I msg him/her thanks guys so much !!! <3

@Kat Thanks.

Yes adding is possible, I already do it on my snake game when the snake grow.

When I'm looking at it, wondering if I can write :

if abs(newPosition - obj.position < obj.collisionRadius) then ... endif

Have to try it out ;-)

Thanks for the reply. I will check the settings as it is also not hidden under @.

Thank you i did what i wanted to do

I'll get back to you on this @rdurbin and will pass on your comments.