Hello

Do something like this 

MoveTo *platformAction = MoveTo::create( 2, Vec2( 0 + ( platformWidth / 2 ), platformPosY ) );

MoveTo *platformAction2 = MoveTo::create( 2, Vec2( screenWidth - ( platformWidth / 2 ), platformPosY ) ); 


Sequence *sequenceAction = Sequence::create( platformAction, platformAction2, NULL );
RepeatForever *repeatForeverAction = RepeatForever::create( sequenceAction );
platform->runAction( repeatForeverAction );

When you get this working let us know and we can make it less predictable.

Hope this helps

Regards

Frahaan Hussain – CEO of Sonar Systems

Dear Frahaan, I am so grateful with your help. I already tested the code, and it is working, but I am having a weird effect. My platform is increasing the speed by itself and then it desapears from the screen. It looks like the platform is been controlled by the DELTA time. How can I fix it?

Thanks again.

Hello

Send us a video of what is happening so we can get a better understanding.

Regards 

Frahaan Hussain - CEO of Sonar Systems 

I got it working, I just moved the code code above the delta function (see below), and now it is working as spected. So, how can we make it less predictable ?

void GameScene::step(float dt)

Hello

What sort of unpredictability did you have in mind?..

I would like to randomly pick one of the “Moving Platforms” and not make it to go all the way to the screen edge. Instead of that, go back again. Basically, the moving platform will behave in two different ways:

1.- Move across the screen back-and-forth (you did it already :P )

2.- Move partially back-and-forth but randomly.

Thanks again in advance.

Hello

Here is one possible way:

(arc4random % end - start)) + start;

Use the code above to generate a random number between a range a minus it from the screen edge and add it to the screen edge start so it doesn’t go all the way.

Let us know how it goes.

Thanks, that works perfect!

Sweet

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