Need help to make character movement similar to Jumpy Nuts

Hi, I am new to Construct 2.

I want to create a game similar to Jumpy Nuts(by ketchapp). I started with the project but don't know how to make the character's movement as same as the Jumpy Nuts.

Hi, if you'd give us a link of that game you are referring to, that's be very helpful.

I can't find it on the web.

Or if you would describe the movement needed.

Here is the link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... p.jumpnuts

I like to have the same movement.

Thanks

You can use the bullet behaviour with gravity to get that kind of movement. The character sticks to the ball and rotates. When you click the character with bullet behaviour should move in the angle of the rotating platform. I hope thats enough to get you started. Play around with it.

tunepunk mrinmoysd

Yeah that's the way, I'd do it too.

When you click, your player is given a speed by an action and set loose from the ball, making him fly towards the next ball in a physically correct way (caused by the bullet behaviour).

As soon as he touches the next ball, the coordinates are being saved. The angle of the ball would then have to be switched towards the player (to be able to calculate his position on the ball).

his position can then be calculated like so:

x position: ball.x (make hit-spot -> center) + ball.radius*(cos(ball.angle)) | you'll have to calculate the radius from the size of the sprite.

y position would be similar, just with sinus.

I hope we could help you, if you need any more help, just write us.

Here's an example I created on how you could do it.

The version is very buggy but I think it demonstrates well how you could do it.

Download:

dropbox.com/s/ynca7s7w74vkf22/JumpNuts.capx

I was also intrigued with this simple yet clever mechanic. Here's my take:

http://www.blackhornettechnologies.com/ ... t_BHT.capx

blackhornet

That link doesn't work for me..

Though your page is quite interesting..

I'm not sure what's going on. Sometimes the page errors-out, and sometimes it's fine. In Chrome at least, the file still downloads correctly. I've renamed the file, should that make a difference.

blackhornet

That's a nice implementation, well done. Way smoother than mine.

mrinmoysd

I guess you have enough examples to start off on your own now, huh? :)