AfterShock's Forum Posts

• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 13 Mar, 2011
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  You can always double click the objects shown at the bottom of the window and get a list of commands related to that object.

• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 12 Mar, 2011
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  Having a slope object would be messy, but if there's no other way to do it that's fine.

• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 9 Mar, 2011
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  I can't figure out how to stop my platforming character from hopping up a steep slope. I've tried bounding box and per pixel and neither helps. I want him to jump on the slope then slide down.

• • AfterShock
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  • 23 Feb, 2011
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  I'm fine with some things being closed source in construct if you're going to end up selling it, but I would still be very disappointed if it started selling for a ridiculous amount of money (like it's $120 for multimedia fusion), the maximum I would be willing to pay would be around $20. Although that depends on how many features end up in the final release.

• • AfterShock
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  • 17 Feb, 2011
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  If you only want your crates to simply fall down when they're not on ground, the physics behavior might be a little overkill.

  Here is how I made your events work with some minor adjustments and most important of all an For each loop:

  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2306601/crategrav.cap

  I don't really get how the "For Each" event works but this is definately what I was trying to do. I'm still split between using the physics behavior or a custom movement. A custom movement would be less glitchy, but the Physics Behavior looks alot better. fV:

• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 17 Feb, 2011
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  I would try reinstalling direct X, and if that doesn't work your graphics card probably just isn't good enough.

• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 15 Feb, 2011
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  I finally gave up and decided to use the physics behavior, and I'll make a thread for the project when it's in a playable state.

• • AfterShock
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  • 15 Feb, 2011
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  I was thinking of using the physics behavior, but then it's a pain to make every object it interacts with a physics object aswell.

• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 14 Feb, 2011
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  How do I do that?

• • AfterShock
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  • 13 Feb, 2011
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  I have a problem where crates won't fall if one is stacked on another. They have a custom movement behavior telling them to move down if they're not overlapping a solid, but if you destroy one below two others the other two will stay floating in the air.

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• • AfterShock
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  • 30 Jan, 2011
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  I have two problems, one is that my arm sprite will lag behind my person sprite, and that I can't get my physics bullet to stop colliding with itself. Here's the .cap.

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• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 13 Jan, 2011
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  Thanks guys, putting the sprites all in one family and then making a "For each" statement worked.

• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 12 Jan, 2011
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  I'm trying to make the greenpods go behind the dirttiles.

• • AfterShock
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  • 11 Jan, 2011
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  You could easily accomplish the same thing by having an object follow a path you draw. There's no point complicating things with sines and cosines.

• • AfterShock
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  • • Joined 11 Jul, 2009
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  • 11 Jan, 2011
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  Thanks, I've used the same system to order my dirt tiles, but now the greenpod goes infront of all the dirttiles

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