Question to Solid Behavior

Hi,

layer 0 is full of sprites made solid. layer 1 has sprites without that behaviour. The player can't walk along the upper sprites, because the sprites in the first layer are solid.

How to create a kind of whitelist for moving?

I'm not sure what you mean. Can you post a .capx? If you want the player to be able to walk on the sprites on the top layer, you can just make them solid too.

I'd try that, but it doesnt override the solid parameter of the first layer.

Player should walk only on the road sprites...

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That link doesn't seem to be working.

If you're placing non-solid objects on top of solids, that doesn't "undo" the solidness. Solid objects are always solid no matter what is on top of them. Otherwise, if you had a see-through cloud object over a rock, the player could then walk through the rock!

I've updated the link since i cant link to unknown filetypes on this server.

new link

Don't make the grass or road solid! It works fine if you remove the Solid behavior from them. 'Solid' means you cannot move inside or through it at all. Think of a solid thing like a rock. If the grass is solid, it's like starting your car embedded in a giant rock. Of course you can't move anywhere! You should only use it on tyres, barriers and other objects that you can bump in to.

Don't make the grass or road solid! It works fine if you remove the Solid behavior from them.

I understand the solid thing, but I dont want the player to be moving on grass generally. He should ONLY move on roads, while the road sides stay transparent for the grass to shine through. How can i solve that?

A common approach is to use invisible solid sprites as barriers at the edge of where you want the player to be able to move.

No way to turn that around, like placing invisible object on which the player can move?

Thanks for your help anyway :)

No, solid things are just solid. There's no anti-solid.