How can i do properly bullet traectory

Areitia - Apologies for the triple post. Here is another example that will work properly. I basically added another trajectory helper that rotates at the center of the Player Sprite in relation to the mouse.

Then the bullet angle is set from Image point 1 on that to point 1 on the helper orbiting the player. Same for Bullet2, but for image points 2. Then, it flips these two, sending point 1 to 2, and 2 to 1, if the mouse.x is less than player.x(i.e to the left side of the player)

Hopefully this helps :)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oi4XqvEkr_66H6eeGC1k9HehLrJMthvA/view?usp=sharing

EDIT: Just have to have that Bullet 2 outside of layout at the start, be destroyed haha. I missed that, but you'll see it fly into the layout right at the start of layout.

EDIT 2: Also, one other point. Rather than using two Bullet Sprites. You could do System Create: Bullet, on both points on the PlayerTejectoryHelper, to the proper points on the TrajectoryAngleHelper(orbits the Player). And, just use a single Bullet Object to do the job of the two separate objects in the example.

Areitia - Here's pretty much the same exact thing, but recreated in Construct 2 :)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m4PoMJkmMcbcnV-QyxmfVrUjnnTlpIB-/view?usp=sharing

Pinning with the "bar" style, worked like a treat :). Unfortunately, if using the choice of "rope", it could move closer to the Player Sprite. If the mouse moves within the length of the rope.

Doing it in this basic way. Makes it even easier to adjust the spacing of bullets, angles, etc. Just resize one or both of the Trajectory Helpers, or change the distance from the helper moving around the Player further/closer, etc, etc. Should be easily customizable :)

Have fun! Feel free to add me on Discord if you're on there. My handle is, Fun & Games#6077

I enjoy helping fellow developers, when I can make time 😀. Lately, I've been trying to set aside at least an hour total each day. To help out others here in the community, and on Discord. It gives me a break from my own projects, and gets my brain working on solving/creating something else for a bit. Also helps thinking about an issue/game play mechanic envisioned, then prototyping various things quickly. Plus there is the added bonus of helping out a community member.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Peace out ✌️

Edits: Adding to this post, fixing spelling/grammar, etc. I tend to type like a shotgun blast to the keyboard. Should really proof read these things.

Don't know how to thank you!! That exactly what i wanted to do!

Excellent! You've just thanked me, and that is plenty. (Maybe give my comment a thumbs up would be cool ;)) I'm happy I could help you out over the past couple days. Just a few months back, I would have had a very hard time figuring this one out.

I thought of the simplest way to achieve the end result, then threw it together using basic sprites. The more you play with Construct, and create various prototypes of different games and apps. The quicker you will become at visualizing what needs to happen logically. Then it's just a matter of putting it down into a layout/event sheet(s).

I've learned over time, that it's best to keep things as simple as possible. It's always possible to expand on it, and make it more complex further down the road :)

P.S I opened your cp3 example in free version cause i have license only for c2, so thank you very much.

Duh... That makes sense XD. Everyone can load up a project within the free version, as long as the event/action blocks are within the limits. I was to busy thinking about achieving this same thing in C2, that I was not thinking about that, haha XD

Best of luck! And, have a great day!

EDIT: Another thing that helps a great deal, is keeping notes. I have a document on my Desktop. Where I've saved various formulas, for angle, distance, movement, etc, that I've either put together, or found elsewhere overtime. So I can always reference it. Sometimes I'll reference other projects I've done as well. If I've forgotten how to do something, I pulled off in the past.