oh… … … … … … sry @Oliver_Davidson mhm. I like to have an equal number of fire and force, so I can beat both fire and ice dudes…
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I wunder if u can win by doing dis… it is a very strange strategy i tried out… 
look how funny this is: 
Who knew there was an action for, “die”??? lol
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Yes, it is a action.
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Hi everybody,
can someone please show me how to set the next wave type?
When I try to set hero.setNextWaveTypes("robobomb") it just doesn’t work.
Thanks
I think you have to write more than one type.
Do three robobombs in a row.
NO the brackets need to be square onse not ()
as in, hero.setNextWaveTypes[“robobomb”]
One type works. Just the braket problem.
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I had noticed that too. I just wasn’t sure it was a problem.
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No you need to do hero.setNextWaveTypes(["robobomb"]).
If you look at the default…
hero.setNextWaveTypes(["robobomb", "robosoldier", "roboranger"])
It has parenthases ( ) and brackets [ ].
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Maybe but I think that is spam.
was to tell the computer it was a complete sentence. is what happens if 2 brackets are right next to each other.
Maybe you should define a function called onWave
def onWave():
hero.setNextWaveTypes(["robobomb"])
and say
hero.on("wave", onWave)
It seems to work that way, have you tried it?
Hi! I’m a student, and I was curious how to find a specific enemy type in an array and create an if statement with that information. Specifically, when there are fire elementals, I want to replace one of my fire walls with an attacking unit.
How do you get the big towers?
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Which big towers? plz be specific.