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Hello LBP'ers, I come with a problem that I am facing in making a level with logic. I've never been too familiar with logic, so it's like putting my foot into the deep end of the pool for myself. Basically, I'm being a little bit ambitious here... I'm after suggestions on how to accomplish what I'm looking for. With logic, I'm trying to produce randomized sequences--which would stop for the player to repeat the exact same sequence that occured via the touchscreen. And then after this, if correct, the sequence would reproduce itself--albeit with an extra output. So basically it's like this: Phase 1: Touch "Begin" Phase 2: Randomised sequence of 1 out of 4 options (1 beep). Phase 3: The player must repeat the same sequence. Phase 4: The sequence is correct, the 'Begin' button is available to press. OR Phase 4: The sequence is wrong, a sequence is produced; and then the 'Begin' button is available to press--without the additional +1. Phase 5: Randomised sequence of 2 out of 4 options (2 beeps). ... and so on and so-forth, casually increasing by 1 for each time the player succeeds in repeating a sequence. Any help would be hot, and I will be eternally in your debt. Would the egg from the Counter tutorial suffice? Thanks!

2012-11-04 00:01:00 Author: DP694377 Posts: 9

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When I get a chance, I will create the logic in a level and help you as much as I can. From the sound of it, the logic doesn't seem to hard for me to accomplish. I only have two problems at the moment.. How does the user enter the sequence? How do you want the sequence to be viewed by the user?

2012-11-04 01:59:00 Author: Ares_26 Posts: 47

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When I get a chance, I will create the logic in a level and help you as much as I can. From the sound of it, the logic doesn't seem to hard for me to accomplish. I only have two problems at the moment.. How does the user enter the sequence? How do you want the sequence to be viewed by the user? Wondeful! Well, after dilly-dally'ing on my moon for a while with the concept, I ended up settling with the user having to use the Touch-screen on buttons (that sound off when selected). I hooked up a randomiser and such to experiment, so I'm going with the buttons 'lighting up' when they are selected for the sequences. I guess that answers both questions? The more straight-forward way to put it all would be 'The computer says this; you repeat it back to me'. On the most part, the design is already set. It's just the logic side that I have difficulty with.

2012-11-04 01:54:00 Author: DP694377 Posts: 9

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Touch-screen on buttons I don't quite understand what the means, I am going to use X, O, /_ and square. I'm going with the buttons 'lighting up' when they are selected for the sequences. I also used that same idea when I first started this! I almost have the logic finished.. My only problem with the logic is saving the pattern, and I have almost figured that out.

2012-11-04 02:21:00 Author: Ares_26 Posts: 47

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I don't quite understand what the means, I am going to use X, O, /_ and square. Oh dear, perhaps I should have been more clear! Haha, I should have probably have said 'Touch-Screen material in the shape of buttons'. Much more clear now! I almost have the logic finished.. My only problem with the logic is saving the pattern, and I have almost figured that out. Y'know, it just baffles me at how people can be so 'logic-familiar'. Blows my mind! And here was me, somehow thinking of using Counters. Oh me and my dry logic pool.

2012-11-04 12:21:00 Author: DP694377 Posts: 9

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Touch-Screen material in the shape of buttons Ahhh I almost have the logic finished.. My only problem with the logic is saving the pattern, and I have almost figured that out. Last night, I hadn't had much sleep, I almost had the logic finished.. I woke up today, and noticed that the logic was almost like you want. I then noticed that the logic I made wasn't going to work like you want. I started completely over, and was only a few timers away from finishing it, then, my PS3 locked up.. ... . I will restart, but i've had working on the New project for 3 hours.. I've created it once, and I will do it again faster(I remember what I did) than when I started this morning. BTW, last night, I did solve saving the pattern!

2012-11-04 20:32:00 Author: Ares_26 Posts: 47

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Last night, I hadn't had much sleep, I almost had the logic finished.. I woke up today, and noticed that the logic was almost like you want. I then noticed that the logic I made wasn't going to work like you want. I started completely over, and was only a few timers away from finishing it, then, my PS3 locked up.. ... . I will restart, but i've had working on the New project for 3 hours.. I've created it once, and I will do it again faster(I remember what I did) than when I started this morning. BTW, last night, I did solve saving the pattern! Haha; that's quite alright. At least you learned from your mistakes? Trial and error in its finest. But I don't mind being on hold for you to delve into your new project. As you said, you remember what you did, so I guess it'll be no problem.

2012-11-04 20:49:00 Author: DP694377 Posts: 9

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I have, for the most part, finished the level. I don't have the time right now to add the error detection for the level. Error detection is when the user misses a note on the pattern. If I get more time, I will play with the level and hopefully finish it soon. The next time your online, I will help you make the level on vita, then you may try figuring out the error detection. I hope this isn't a problem, and like I said earlier, I will use my free time to try to fix error detection.

2012-11-08 04:24:00 Author: Ares_26 Posts: 47

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You might already know this, but comphermc has made a splendid guide (part 1 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=nCryeXkKpDQ) and part 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yr63uFrRNS8&feature=relmfu)) on this exact topic. The tutorial is made in LBP2, but everything should apply in LBPV as well

2012-11-08 12:09:00 Author: Slaeden-Bob Posts: 605

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You might already know this, but comphermc has made a splendid guide (part 1 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=nCryeXkKpDQ) and part 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yr63uFrRNS8&feature=relmfu)) on this exact topic. The tutorial is made in LBP2, but everything should apply in LBPV as well Thank you very much for this post! This should help me rap my head around what needs to be done. In the video, it looks more simple than what I was trying to create.

2012-11-08 19:04:00 Author: Ares_26 Posts: 47

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