:) it's me again

[Agusstosus15]

how to assign a coordinates x, y of concrete actor to a variable?

[Game A Gogo]

if the script is found inside the actor you want to get the values from, do something like this:
(if you are using arrays)

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MyArray[0]=x;
MyArray[1]=y;

(if you are using two variables)

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MyX=x;
MyY=y;

if the script happens on another actor (or is in global codes)
then you'll need to point to the actor first, which is very simple:

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MyVariable=MyActor.x;

remember to change the names according to your game/program setup!

[Agusstosus15]

i did ,
but when i try create other actor using that variables it's not working

[Agusstosus15]

ow its working! but coordinates are freaky:)

[Agusstosus15]

it's not the real position of my actor
not even on screen
when i'm using xscreen i got the same effect

[Game A Gogo]

not the real position? what do you mean by that?

[Agusstosus15]

position of my actor on screen that is what i mean
when i put x yscreen coordinates into
careate(another actor.., x, y- ) its appear out of screen

[Agusstosus15]

tym[0]=xscreen; \

tym[1]=yscreen; / its actor1 position

CreateActor("postacp_czarownica", "cpion2", "(none)", "(none)", tym[0], tym[1], true);- its actor2 name and animation

result is actor 2 does not appear on actor 1, but out of vision, why?

let's say actor 2 is far from actor 1

[Game A Gogo]

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tym[0]=x;
tym[1]=y;

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CreateActor("postacp_czarownica", "cpion2", "(none)", "(none)", tym[0], tym[1],false);

it's because in the last argument you had "true", which means relative to the current actor.
false will make it relative to (0,0).

using xscreen and yscreen is not for this purpose