Skew a Sprite

Does any one know of a way to skew a sprite? I have been searching the forums with no luck. I notice that it was available in Construct Classic but I can not find it in Construct2.

Skewing is not supported in Construct 2.

I found that I can achieve perspective with Pode's Image Effects and text on Sprites plugin. The result so far isn't the best but it may be a solution. Thanks Pode.

Edit:

In case you can't find it. I can't remember if this was the one I used so no guarantee these are up to date.

github.com/Pseudopode/construct2_plugins_behaviors

maex900

Wow~ it's Pode 's repo!

rexrainbow : yes, it's my repo <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />. Everything there is also here on the forum.

Pode - what is the audio plus plugin if you don't mind me asking?

CrudeMik : I did't do anything fancy with audio. I can't check it for the moment, but I know that, with C2, I did that :

• audiosprites (for iOS)
• mic access/MP3,OGG compression with a hidden flash applet
• inject base64 for audio (and that didn't worked weel at that time).

ah cool just curious :)

Pode rexrainbow I figured so much but I didn't know for sure. Thanks for all the work you have done in C2. I am creating an interactive transmedia music video, possibly using C2.

I too would like to be able to skew, mesh-warp, or corner-pin a sprite, and am wondering if this could be done with a WebGL plugin?

matthornb : it can be done with WebGL or (more difficultly) with <canvas> and JS. I have a plugin nearly finished for that, the problem is that I didn't got the time to polished it since three months. When it's done, I'll publish it here.

Very interested to see this plugin. It would be a massively valuable tool - to be able to skew and distort sprites as well as background tiles and 9-patch items.

I'm currently struggling with a technique for creating naturalistic terrain using the current set of tools and am hitting a bit of a wall. Basically I'm forced to either use gigantic sprites that waste memory or overlay dozens of smaller sprites in a mishmash that uses up too much CPU. Neither approach is ideal, so anything that would allow me to bridge the gap would be worth a look.

If it were possible to create some sort of extended 9-patch, that would be warped to create variation along a large area, I think I'd be set. That and the ability to mask textures to arbitrary shapes rather than being restricted to rectangles.

Oh, and a ham sandwich... with a pickle.

I've been using the mode7 plugin on sprites to warp them a bit. Still needs work with the pseudo 3d engine though as getting the angles right is a bit tricky.

matthornb : it can be done with WebGL or (more difficultly) with <canvas> and JS. I have a plugin nearly finished for that, the problem is that I didn't got the time to polished it since three months. When it's done, I'll publish it here.

Any news on this mate!?

Pode

Did you finished your plugin that can make image scew?