View.Set("screenonly")

[Guest]

I'm having troubles with my game abit. I use View.Set("nooffscreenonly") to make it so you can see your text when you set the speed before the game begins. Then I switch to View.Set("offscreenonly") for my game, so I can show my other objects moving. Then I can go back to my main menu which switches back to "nooffscreenonly", but then when I re-enter the game, it stays "nooffscreenonly". I'll post up my code, help would be greatly appreicated.

[Guest]

Here, I will attach the game.

[HellblazerX]

Just put a View.Set ("offscreenonly") at the end of your Reset procedure.

[Guest]

Thanks. Plus, I was using this at school perfectly, but now I'm at home, and when I die, the message appears "Player x wins", then after 1 second it doesnt wait for an Input.Pause and resets the game! I have to keep pressing ESC quickly to try getting to the menu, and it sometimes works. Any help here?

[Hack.saw]

I had the same proble mwith alot of my games with differnt speed processors, i don't know if this will work but just try putting in a regular delay b4 u have to press Esc.

[codemage]

If you're using delays in the game, you should scale them to the computer's speed.

The old-school way of doing this is asking the user how fast their computer is (and setting the delay accordingly).

A better way would be for your program to actually find out how fast the computer is - and then scale the delays to fit.

[TheOneTrueGod]

or you can just implement Time.DelaySinceLast