Is that a bug?
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Go to your programs, select the one you want and press 'X', then select Share. but that only shares it with your Switch 'friends', to share with everyone, first share the program like I said and then select friends. Once it's loaded, press R (right front/bumper button), select your program with 'A' and select 'Submit'.
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if you go to your program and press X youl be given an option to share, but that will only go to people on your friends list and who own fuze.
If your wanting to submit it you can share it then go the friends section on the main fuze screen then press R to view your shared programs then press on that to submit.
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More details here: https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/725/new-community-sharing-on-fuze4
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@pianofire said in Is that a bug?:
More details here: https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/725/new-community-sharing-on-fuze4
3 in 1 lol seems like we posted at the same time
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So I got rid of the for loop at the end of your program and the 2 if statements in it and replaced a normal loop with the for loop and it works for me
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@LinkCraft so did it crash like for me?
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I have tested it without the for loop, seems to work now.
Okay then I'm in front of another problem.
If an infinite for loop gets my game to crash how am I going to build a timer for my abilities? Time is an important factor...
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how do you have an infinite for loop?
I’m not saying it’s what’s causing your crash, but non-stopping loops should probably use ‘while’..?
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@toxibunny infininite for loop example:
For i = 0 to 60 step 1 loop
If i = 60 then i = 0 endif
RepeatEasy as that
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@Mechanical So what are you trying to achieve here? A counter that goes from 0 to 59 because this would be neater:
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@pianofire im trying to achieve a timer for some abilitys.
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Use settimer()
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Use the time() command. Have variables called starttime, currenttime, and elapsedtime. Put a starttime = time() right at the beginning before your main loop, put a currenttime = time() inside your main loop, and then just remember that elapsedtime = currenttime-starttime. Making starttime=currenttime will reset the counter (don’t do that every loop though, obviously), and if you just want seconds, then secondscounter = elapsedtime%60
The % means ‘modulo’ , btw. Google it, it’s very useful!
