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• • alextro
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  • 4 Feb, 2015
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  Use qarp to make the ball move in curve, but you must specify the points first. You also need to measure relative distance to the target, I suggest using iterative value from variable that simulate relative 3d distance on spacial 2D.

• • alextro
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  • 3 Feb, 2015
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  I added bullet behaviour & disable sine behaviour

• • alextro
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  • 3 Feb, 2015
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  Here I edited your source. You can move any Player you wish

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• • alextro
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  • 1 Feb, 2015
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  ChocoMarker - unusual Japanese puzzle-block game with a character on top of the box. The goal is freeing black blocks!

• • alextro
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  • 1 Feb, 2015
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  Excellent thatserafimkid your sample give me an idea how to build dialogue system such as rpg or vn game.

• • alextro
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  • 31 Jan, 2015
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  I refer you to this thread below.

• • alextro
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  • 31 Jan, 2015
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  This remind me to the topic I posted below

  I use a "+" sensor too but with adjusment to the collision polygon.

• • alextro
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  • 31 Jan, 2015
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  thatserafimkid

  If I am not mistaken, you can use tokenat to store key order as an alternative to array especially for 1D array.

• • alextro
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  • 30 Jan, 2015
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  You can try this:

  
• • alextro
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  • 28 Jan, 2015
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  Hunter

  I don't know if you still need updated example with family implemented from last capx I gave you, but anyway here it is:

• • alextro
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  • 27 Jan, 2015
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  Basically pathfinding rely on flood-fill technique. So tracing a goal position is done by checked neighbour tiles then fill them one by one. Creating stepped move shouldn't be hard, you just need to understand the system.

  That may refer to "quick grid movement":

• • alextro
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  • 27 Jan, 2015
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  If you have an acces to using family behaviour, you may use family instance variable and keep objects separated. Either It is more simple to handle different images within single object type. Put different sound or something else should not be a problem, since you can distinguish images via animation name & frame.

• • alextro
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  • 26 Jan, 2015
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  I made three sprites into one, so they have same instance variable name.

• • alextro
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  • 26 Jan, 2015
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  There is an example using Construct Classic. It appear using hexagonal path

  Another CC sample but more simple and close to what you wanted

• • alextro
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  • 26 Jan, 2015
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  Here thread suggestion from my post: