Aiming Right Stick to the LEFT does not face player left

Problem Description

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when aiming the Right stick to the LEFT does not change the direction of the "camera"(Sprite) goes to. yet works when going to the opposite direction

Attach a Capx

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Description of Capx

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test bed for camera controls using just gamepad

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Step 1 check if instance "IsAimingDown" Bool is True create the same event again
• Step 2 -Add a sub-event to check if "isPlayerMaskMirrored" Bool is True or false -if it is either set the camera -300px/+300px away from the player
  • set the bools to true when stick if facing left/right for the appropriate direction the Player is facing
• Step 3 etc.

Observed Result

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aiming the Right stick RIGHT works changing the camera position to lerp to +300px from PlayerMask.x

aiming the Right stick LEFT does not.

Expected Result

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Upon aiming the right stick right, the camera position is Lerps to -300/+300 from the playermask.x

Affected Browsers

• Chrome: (YES)
• FireFox: (YES)
• Internet Explorer: (YES)

Operating System and Service Pack

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Windows 8.1

Construct 2 Version ID

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v195

Closing, this is just a mistake in your events. When the right analog is moved left, event 13 (testing if it's right) is false, therefore the else event in event 14 runs, which sets IsAimingDown to false. You can see that happening in the C2 debugger (when you point left it does not set that flag to true). Since you only scroll left when IsAimingDown is true, it never scrolls left.

Please refer to the bug report guidelines; this is why we require .capx files with the minimum objects and events possible, to eliminate the possibility of mistake and unequivocally prove there is a bug in C2.

thanks sorry :C