Object does not work correctly in executable version

[mcavalcanti]

Hello, guys.

I have three doors that constantly "produces" enemies. In the in-game version, it's ok, but in the Windows executable version, only one door works.

View: Create:

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CreateActor("door", "door", "(none)", "(none)", 0, -300, true);
CreateActor("door", "door", "(none)", "(none)", -200, -300, true);
CreateActor("door", "door", "(none)", "(none)", 200, -300, true);


Door: Timer:

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CreateActor("enemy", "enemy", "(none)", "(none)", 0, 0, false); num+=1;


Please, what can I do to fix it? Thanks.

[skydereign]

How do you create the timer? It sounds like you might be setting the timer for only the first door.

[Troodon]

Maybe only the first door creates the timer?

edit: Skydereign was faster than me.

[mcavalcanti]

The timer was created using door's Create Actor event.
Door > Create Actor > Create Timer > enemyGenerator

Then enemyGenerator has an actor var with a Rand to define the enemy type:

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enemyChoose=rand(2);
if(enemyChoose==0){CreateActor("enemy0", "enemy0", "(none)", "(none)", 0, 0, false); num+=1;}
else if(enemyChoose==1){CreateActor("enemy1", "enemy1", "(none)", "(none)", 0, 0, false); num+=1;}
else if(enemyChoose==2){CreateActor("enemy2", "enemy2", "(none)", "(none)", 0, 0, false); num+=1;}


Remembering it is working fine in the editor, but not in the exe. :/

[skydereign]

Odd. The usual reason for something only working in the editor is if the code is relying on something that assumes the actor already already exists while the exe has to create it up, but it seems that isn't the case this time. Not really sure then. Try adding something to the timer event that isn't the CreateActor that way you can see if the timer event is at all triggering in the exe.

[mcavalcanti]

I changed the CreateActor to PlaySound2 and the result is the same. No loud sounds. Only one sound instance playing.
Is there necessity to use that *getclone2 function?

[skydereign]

That shouldn't necessary as long as you create the timer and choose "Event Actor". Try exporting this ged. It should be similar to what you have, though I did put the CreateTimer into the script editor.

[mcavalcanti]

Sorry about the dealy. Yeah, now it seems to be Ok. Thanks.