New Release: Labels! 🏷️

Announcements
22

YEEEEESSSSS arrived just when I could use it! Awesome work :tada: :tada: :tada:

3 Likes
23

repost so more people see the meme of this update and how cool the update is

image
image1041×500 82.9 KB

3 Likes
24

Right so if I input 0 for instance, it should be exactly centered on the object (assuming it’s set to center alignment)…that’s not what happens

1 Like
25

It’s working when I try it now @thebrickccentric, try a new version of the behavior.

2 Likes
26

Playing around with the new labels :slight_smile:

2 Likes
27

Remember these words?
image

3 Likes
28

-_-

3 Likes
29

Wait. I just realized it was supposed to be “Swelled” -_-

2 Likes
30

@grazer I found another bug. When an object has the “glitching” visual effect applied, the opacity does not work. It’s either 100% or 0%.

1 Like
31

“center” alignment doesn’t align the text with the center of the object. It keeps the center of the text in the same place no matter what you change the text to.

2 Likes
32

True, sorry, I misworded my first comment. What I meant (and I just checked that this still is the case) is that if there’s a label displayed on an object in the map editor, and you click and drag it to manually move it to somewhere else, this correctly sets the xy offset for label in relation to the object; however, doing so will make the label unable to have its x or y offset by means of the x or y inputs on the Label behavior (essentially moving the label manually will override any movement using x&y inputs, which I don’t think should happen).

1 Like
33

You’re right that dragging to move the label should not override the position from the input, but I can’t reproduce the behavior you’re describing. Here’s a test: Flowlab Game Creator - Label Move

Do you have an example of what you mean?

4 Likes
34

Argh, Ok ignore everything I said before this. The actual problem is that clicking and dragging the label in the map editor changes where the Label thinks the center of its object is, instead of just changing what its initial xy offset is from the actual object. Not sure if that makes any sense

1 Like
35

Maybe Record a video or a gif so it’s easier to visualize.

4 Likes
36

I believe the offset it from wherever you drag it to.

2 Likes
37

Yeah, I think that’s correct.

If I have a label at 0,0
offset it in the code to 10,10
manually drag it to 20,20
delete the code offset of 10,10
label will end up at 10,10

2 Likes
38

Anyone having an issue where Attached Labels Turn white after a few seconds?

39

No… Is the object turning white after a few seconds?

40

Nothing in the object ever changes color, just the label

41

May I see the game? Or is it private?

1 Like