My wall jumping tutorial is now done and live

I meant a specific wall. let's say I have different walls in the game but I want to give the ability to wall jumping in a certain ones.

yes, you can test for a specific object (overlapping or on collision) or you can set an instance variable on certain wall objects and test for it using the same types of events (overlapping or collision) and then adjust your conditions so that it tests for that value before allowing the double jump action the same way we test for a wall or the jump phase in my tutorial.

I couldn't find a way to do that.

I can't specific only one wall to be used to jump

I try to do the same, but does not work. I want to jump from wall to wall

dropbox.com/s/ja1d1igzwao2wa1/wall.capx

statham jogosgratispro You can add the walls you want to be jumpable to a family. Then in your condition for wall jumping test to see if you are colliding with that family.

In my current game I have wall jumping as well as wall sliding (clinging to walls and sliding down slowly) I didn't want the player to be able to slide/cling to walls made of Ice so I made a family called slideablewalls and added all but the ice tileset to it. Then in my condition I test to see if the player is overlapping slideablewalls.

Hello can someone please tell me how to add the wall sliding into the Wall Jump I got the wall jump working right just can not figure out how to make the player slide down.

NPherno Look up some of the megaman engine posts in the forms and you will find some good examples. Once I get my game shipped I will add a wall slide tutorial.

Looked at them but they was all for Construct Classic.. And seems like the coding is a little different in Classic could not find somethings that it showed in Classic.

NPherno These are all about Construct 2 and the Megaman type engines is usually where you will find the most knowledge on wall slide type behaviors.

Generic Megamane Engine

Megaman 2 Remake

The folks in those topics are the ones I have found to have some good starting points. The conversations I Had with them in these and other threads got me started on my own implementation ideas.

I figured it out already, Thanks for the links tho! :)