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Any one here have an idea of how i could create a notepad type actor,
where you type something in, say, 'keeps', and it says 'keeps'. (The tutorial 'catch any key' does not work on my computer for some reason)

Future versions will have an Input Actor.
What's happen with the tutorial in your machine?

the tutorial goes through all the steps, but when you test it out, it doesn't work.(nothing happens)

I have Windows XP SP1

You don't see nothing in game mode? Neither the keyboard input tips?

no, absolutely nothing happens

Hi Will:

I apologize for jumping into this conversation and my thoughts are probably a too elementary solution, but have you tried uninstalling GE and then reinstalling it?

I've used GE with XP SP-1 and all the tutorials work just fine. I've upgraded to SP-2 now and GE works fine with it too. Could there be a glitch in the installation?

I'm using the registered version 1.2.7 (I think it is the latest version of GE.)

Thanks!
Does running game editor off my (USB) Jump Drive make any difference?

i found the problem! it wasn't SP 1, SP 2, or even GE! In the programming, it said:

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int keyCode = getLastKey();

strcpy(view.text, getKeyText(keyCode));

I had to change it too

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int keyCode = getLastKey();

strcpy(tinter.text, getKeyText(keyCode));

('tinter' is the name of my actor)

Does this tutorial work on anyone else's computer?

I've run GE off of a CF card and external hard drives so it should run just fine off of your jump drive.

Ahhh, now I understand what you were talking about regarding the getKey tutorial! You are correct.

After running the tutorial, I also had to change the code from the view actor to the key actor in order to see the changing key text on the screen.

It confused me at first too.

view.text? there is an error on tutorial. The correct is myactor.text!

Yep. It's view.text here too.

The mouse don't click on the right actor (actors button).

Good, its not a bug! :)