Thanks @NipaDidIt glad you found it useful.

thank you for the tutorial but I´ve already seen it.

On your touch is pressed rule add another condition of if attribute self.activated is false. Then have it change self.attribute to true upon touch.

activated the things they are supposed to, they do some animations and stuff, then get destroyed. But during that time of animations and before being destroyed, theres a split second where they can b

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ok Thank you.

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Change self.R to random(a,b)

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I used to be a programmer. And sometimes I do get to do programming when I don't have templates or games I need to work on.

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Like you say it depends on what kind of effect you want to produce, for animation (drawn) you can get away with fairly low frame rates (not to be confused by how many images make up the 360° rotation)

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Agreed, you generally lose persistence of vision below around 16fps (persistence of vision as a theory has been disproved, but afterimages (regardless of the cause) tend to persist for around 1/16th o

thank you.

Just to show you here is an 8 frame spin animation for one of my cartoon characters.

I agree with @socks You need 8 frames for a fast spin minimum and 32 frames for a super smooth spin. Obviously it depends on what kind of effect you want to produce.

Say you want to change the gloves, create a game attribute called gloves and set it to 0 as default, then when the player clicks your shop button change game atribute to 1, 2, 3 ect

I don't quiet understand what you mean. I'm kinda new to this. Can you please give me a step by step instruction on how to do this?

If there were only 4 views the 'spin' would be very crude, in fact so crude that it wouldn't register as a spin, you would need many more views to produce a convincing spin.