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• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 11 Nov, 2016
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  In the properties of the 8Direction behavior you change 'set angle' to 'no'. Now that behavior is not controlling the angle no more.

  And it is up to you to code the angle. The sprite has actions to do that. 'Set angle' or 'Set angle towards position'. If it has to look in the same direction whole game, set that angle only once, preferable in a 'On start of layout' (system) condition.

• • 99Instances2Go
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  One sprite will be the 'base', the others attach to it.

  Use imagepoints on the 'base' sprite to mark where the parts sprite will be attached.

  To attach, use the pin behavior, or a simple 'set position of part sprite to imagepoint on base sprite' every tick.

  For easy creation and simple picking, bring base sprite and sprite parts in a container.

  Each instance of a sprite has individual instance variables.

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  Well, almost every where you would use '.PickedCount" ... An else works nicer.

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  • 11 Nov, 2016
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  Invert of 'is on screen" ....

  Is on screen

  ...no actions

  Else

  ... the actions

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  • 4 Nov, 2016
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  PM me the capx. If its no heavy deadline and if am allowed to promiss nothing.

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  That is the 'old' method.

  Now days you have a system action: Sort Z order

  Sort the Z order of instances of a given object according to an instance variable. This effectively removes all instances from their Z order, sorts them, then inserts the sorted sequence back in to the holes left behind. This means if the instances are spread across a range of layers, they will be sorted in the same Z order locations, maintaining the same order relative to other instances on those layers. Note this action is much faster than using an ordered For each with an action like Send to front/back, so this action should be the preferred way to sort the Z order of large numbers of instances.

  Basically you store the y in an instance variable (in a loop) and sort with that variable.

  But. I found (for automation) the rexrainbow plugin much faster:

  http://c2rexplugins.weebly.com/rex_zsorter.html

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  • 3 Nov, 2016
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  randomly

  Didya found help ?

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  • 3 Nov, 2016
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  I have 5 colors' shapes ( Orange , Yellow , Blue , popular and green ) . at start of game

  You dont. You have 3 - 4 instances of each Orange , Yellow , Blue , popular and green SPRITE.

  Some are outside the viewport.

  Most are on invisible top layers.

  Since you dont specify witch instance you want to drag, it drags mostly those that are on the invisible layers.

  Besides that. If you really gonna use a new sprite for each puzzle piece, you gonna end up with more code then can be hold by your local library.

  So, lets do this drag&drop thingy (including a rough solution for detecting the right place) in just 5 events and with no more then 2 sprites.

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/pa6qce7lgngoe ... .capx?dl=0

  (for others then the opp ... LiteTween plugin needed .. behavior-litetween_t70700)

• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 3 Nov, 2016
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  Look at the property's.

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/fqck4va32nrj1 ... .capx?dl=0

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• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 3 Nov, 2016
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  Sure you can share a capx. Save the project as 'Save As Single File'.

  Upload the resulting capx to google drive, dropbox, one drive .... any not shady sharing service .. we-transfer.. etc ...

  Post the sharing link as follow:

  http://www.dropbox.com

  /s/z733x3byzzer501/infiniteJumps.capx?dl=0

  The forum system will not truncate that link because it is not seeing the link.

  Or use the BBcode for 'code' (in the full forum editor)

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/z733x3byzzer501/infiniteJumps.capx?dl=0[/code:27xv7ko8]
• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 3 Nov, 2016
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  Awesome !

  Duration = Framerate independent ?

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  https://www.dropbox.com/s/z733x3byzzer5 ... .capx?dl=0

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  Not sure what the problem is, totaly in the dark. So start with a question.

  When you made the second layout, you get the choice to add a event sheet / or not. What did you choose ?

  This is probably what you need:

  https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/377/us ... le-layouts

• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 3 Nov, 2016
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  Try this:

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/cbb4nle9p68u2 ... .capx?dl=0

  ?

• • 99Instances2Go
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  • 3 Nov, 2016
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  For the second one, it states :

  This tutorial uses the Jungle Platformer sprites from the bundle you get when you purchase Construct 2. Once purchased, click the Download media bundle link in the About dialog to get the extra assets bundle. If you're using the free edition, you can substitute your own graphics, or try the alternative beginner's guide which provides all the sprites you need.