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jamesh
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4th March, 2012 at 04/03/2012 13:51:31 -
Hi
Is there any way to make the layer object only apply to a specific group of objects?
I am fixing a little game and would like certain objects (trees, houses, etc) to be sorted by their Y Coordinate, but have others (eg the Cursor) always at the front.
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
James
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Chris Burrows
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4th March, 2012 at 04/03/2012 23:39:38 -
There are lots of ways to do this. I'd have to take a look at your mfa to see how your code works but you can just put all the objects you want in front on a separate layer. Of if you want them on the same layer for whatever reason, just add the event "ALWAYS: Move Cursor to Front".
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jamesh
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5th March, 2012 at 05/03/2012 12:48:16 -
What I'm currently doing is sort > by Y increasing (or decreasing, I forget which right now). I've got an Always move cursor to front event, which was effective before I tried the layer object...
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Del Duio
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5th March, 2012 at 05/03/2012 15:02:04 -
Yeah, you could do what Chris suggests and have it so that whenever the cursor is overlapping a member of that group of objects (ex. Neutral, Enemies, etc) than move the cursor in front of said object.
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Kai Proton
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14th March, 2012 at 14/03/2012 20:51:59 -
How about..
You have the cursor in its own layer, and have an invisible Active object following its XY on the layer you want,
then the cursor Layer is always where you want it,,
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SolarB
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15th March, 2012 at 15/03/2012 00:26:34 -
Have your cursor on a separate layer and whenever you need it to perform a function on an object on another layer just use:
always
-> set cursor to layer 'x'
cursor is over 'y' (or whatever)
-> perform function
always
-> set cursor to layer 'top'
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