How to character move left to right

How to character move left to right when mouse on click

and i have two animations idle and walk... How to control the animations from walk to idle animation

its urgent...

You should ready the manual first, it's highly recommended.

To move anything from right to left or left to right, you'll need to give the object a behavior, or make events like:

Listener: When mouse button is down;

Action: Set Object.X = Object.X+1 (or -1);

It will be checked every tick (unity of time where the code runs, the code is checked once each tick), so, while the player still pressing the button, the object will move itself 1 pixel in X.

If you want make it independent of framerate, you should make it with Deltatime, and so on.

Ready the manual first and try later, and you'll be able to do much more with less time.

You have asked this question before:

3 months later and you still don't know how to move character?

http://construct2.96.lt/capx/01_yolkgames_walk_mouse_angle.capx

dop2000 I have done with character move right to left but how to control the animations

from walk to idle position

maxlive2010 Thanks ....

here attached project file .... when clik the object ... object move right to left but idle animation not coming .... ple check

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8xe3zsaghg45w ... .capx?dl=0

[quote:3jdcgv91]@yolkgames

http://construct2.96.lt/capx/02_yolkgames_walk_mouse_angle.capx

To change the animations you should use triggers in the eventsheet.

Triggers like "when character is moving" -> Change animation to "Walk", where Walk is the name of the animation of that object.

Other way is using a behavior, like platform. When you move the player, i.e., you can check in the eventsheet and trigger an event if the object Player with the Platform behavior is "moving", it should be checked in the eventsheet using a condition, and you will change the animation using an action in the right side of the condition.

Don't miss to mirror the object if it go to the left, so, you can save animation frames just by using a single event instead of repeating all of them for the opposite direction.

maxlive2010 thanks