Oh ok
esw

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Hi! I enjoy creating Game Lab Projects in my free time, feel free to check some out!
Does running this script result in accounts being deleted? Because if it does it likely deleted my code.org account cause mine disappeared over the summer lol
So my Microsoft account password was recently taken by a hacker using what I am pretty sure is called a proxy hack. They basically (I think) put a proxy between me and a legit microsoft sign-in website and took the password through that. I did not enter any 2FA information, and theoretically trying to log in would require my permission, so I am pretty sure that they could not actually log in to my account. I changed my password so the hacker would no longer have it. Are there any other precautions I should take to completely secure my account? Or is my account fine for now?
Thanks,
EswP.S. I am only posting this here because asking a group of people who are knowledgeable about coding is currently my best course of action to completely secure my account.
I'm not sure if it is mentioned in the rules or not, but do crowns or whatever they are called reset at the end of each month? The top posters only show the top posters of that month, so I was just wondering.
Congrats Fluffy!
*default
Well Fluffypoopo wins by defult
One more question: how do you round the result of a number to a closest custom integer(i.e. rounding sprite.rotation of 63 to 90, or 201 to 180)?
Perhaps try this?
sprite.setCollider("circle", __, __, __);
if (sprite.isTouching(target) == false) {
}
Maybe instead of detecting when it comes into contact with the outer edge, maybe make it so it detects when it comes out of contact?? I have been attempting to figure this out for a little, but I can't seem to.
I don't know how I didn't realize that already lol
Thanks!
Fluffypoopo should honestly be a mod.
ackvonhuelio Is there a way to detect if a value, for example, sprite.y, is between 2 numbers?
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You may or may not know that I am currently working on a Geometry Dash Engine in Game Lab. I have completed the ship game mode, and have almost completed the cube game mode. I am having trouble getting the cube to stop rotating on whatever side the cube lands on, or the closest side to whatever the cube lands on(if it lands on a corner, the next adjacent side). Anyone know how I can do this?
Cheers,
esw(Almost) Finished Project Link:
https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/VRwAO1Ml4frA_xWYv2Oi62yIQCxqEW9dcLG-TZvG5OE
I finished the project that I was previously having trouble with. All I did was translate a small line of code from a scratch.org project into Game Lab. This fixed all my problems.
https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/o3tSwx8ksLGmwyQtkpMp2pgEnI1vWaA8UMhQuRO3qsQ
Feel free to use any of the code if you want, I don't really care.
I actually got this game years ago for a birthday gift or something.
I do have a pong game that I made that you can use for the base gameplay if you like.
https://studio.code.org/projects/gamelab/RBQeg--z_pgfuVLPZxdn8TBvuQ_n8r7Udy0sVYBtkQU
Just copy and paste the code so that it doesn't appear as a remix if you don't want it to.
No not really.