RICOCHET INFINITY

When I creating a position marker and creating 'If' plug-in into it and filling 'Condition' [ Fire Button Pressed ] and 'Then' plug-in place and testing the level, the plug-in DIDN'T work. The 'If' plug-in changes to no condition and no 'Then' plug-in place.

And no added any hack to my Ricochet Infinity game.

Any help would be appreciated.

mhispider, there is a dedicated forum for level editor questions and problems. The Help Desk is for forum issues, not level editor issues. I'll move this one again, but please post them in the correct place from now on.

The plugin does work. I suspect it's something wrong with the way your conditions are set up. Your wording is also very confusing. What do you have in the "then" section? Can you provide a screen shot that shows how you have it set up?

Is there also an option to evaluate every frame? If not, it runs once, the moment the script becomes active, at which point your fire button would not be pressed. It does not sit around waiting for you to press your fire button. I'm not sure if you have to check a box to tell it to evaluate every frame, or if you have to put the plugin into a sequence. Someone who's used it more recently than I would be able to clarify that.

I have this plug-in in the 'Then' plug-in place:
Create Bricks 999:
Delay Before First Creation: 2
Delay Between Each Creation: 2
Create Brick Style: Red
Create Brick Details: Normal
Z Order: Create In Front
Direction Type: Current Angle
Scale Type: Current Scale
Name Suffix: (none)
Variable Onto Created Brick: No

And I played my level, this plug-in didn't work. Heh.eh...

I don't see anything wrong with it. Can you also attach an image of your IF plugin?

The position marker is on the screen? If you play via F7, can you see the position marker at all times?
Try simplifying the plugin - instead of creating 999 bricks after a 2 second delay, create a single brick immediately.
Try using that plug-in as part of a sequence rather than a response to an IF test - that will let you know if it's the plugin, or the IF test, that has the problem.
What OTHER plugins do you have on that position marker?

Do you realize that creating 999 bricks with a 2 second delay will last for half an hour? Is there a way to interrupt the process or destroy the marker so the player doesn't HAVE to spend half an hour on the level?

Here it is:

When you say it "changes to" the second image, I assume it doesn't actually CHANGE it, but what you see LOOKS LIKE that's what's happening?

Did you try some of the simplifications I suggested above?

Have you tried holding down the fire button to see if that makes a difference?

I created a new If plug-in (For Example: If/Condition:FireButtonPressed/Then:CreateBricks999). And creates bricks in 2 seconds. I tested the level and nothing happened.

Shaz is right.
You'd need to hold the mouse button down, in order to get it to work as you thought.
Why not change the code to make a marker to create 999 bricks?
That would work. but then afterwards make the marker delete it's self..

code:
M1 : if mousebutton1pressed (FireButton) == true then
M1 : if.Statement:CreateBricks(1,RedMarker:Sequence(2, 1:CreateBricks(999,Brick) 2:DeleteSelf))

Basic Code Instructions:
If : Fire button pressed
Then : CreateBricks (1) Marker > Sequence (2) 1:Create Bricks (999) Brick, 2: Delete Self
Else : (NONE!)

I holded the left mouse button, the If plug-in didn't work.
And I created the same new plug-in, the plug-in was nothing happened.

Try putting "delay before first creation" to "0"
Should do it.