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@tao

Yes, very soon.

@tao

Yes. You can appeal or directly email to info@creaticode.com with the project URL and version number that’s rejected.

@info-creaticode @dezz-nuts If they’re saying they want the ring invisible, they can use the ghost function to make it invisible while still making the “touching sprite” function work.

@dezz-nuts What you an do is use a variable instead of the built-in clone ID system.

For example:

set [variable] to 0;
repeat [number] times {
change [variable] by 1;
create clone of myself;
}

Afterwards, you can say:

when I start as clone {
if ([var] = 1) {
[action]
} else if ([var] = 2) {
[action]
} …
}
and so on

If you don’t understand I can simplify it

@dezz-nuts Use an extra sprite to detect if the one you want to keep in the area is touching it.

For example:

if [sprite] is touching [object] {
go to x, y
// stop all movement code
}

@info-creaticode Assuming the AI gets a project filtered wrong during the review process, can they contact creaticode for personal review?

@jamesa-blackwell-57b383d3 Define please. Currently, I’m remastering my old Undertale game.

When will user-made projects be shown again?

@dezz-nuts

It seems all of these can already be achieved with existing blocks, since for each clone you have control over its clone_id, so you can do something specific based on each clone’s own ID.

If there is a specific use case that’s not covered, please explain in more details. For example, you can say “I need to create 10 clones of a sprite, and I want the clones to …”

@info-creaticode https://play.creaticode.com/projects/66c4a47b244aac89fd7c9a2f?version=1

I was looking around other posts, and I think it may be because you guys updated babylonjs. I might be wrong though