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• • ayzhong
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  • 8 Nov, 2011
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  It seems to me that the solid behavior relies on the bounding box of an object, not it's collisional polygon. is there a way to fix that?

  thanks,

  Allan

• • ayzhong
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  • 25 Sep, 2011
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  i tried out your method, except i replicated it so that it scrolled on y axis. so i put: sea: y<=windowheight|set y to window height, but its not working...

  thanks for the quick replies, by the way

• • ayzhong
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  • 25 Sep, 2011
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  thanks for the reply!

  but, i'm trying to get it to work on the y axis. taking two of my tiled backgrounds and mashing them together does not form a seamless background, i think thats wat is happening in kyatrics file.

  is there a way to do this with a single background file

• • ayzhong
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  • 25 Sep, 2011
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  How would I do a infinitely scrolling tiled background? I have set a bullet property to the background and a wrap property but the background does not wrap until the whole thing is off screen.

  Thanks in advance!

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• • ayzhong
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  • 8 Sep, 2011
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  You could do something like Every tick: Set bullet Y to ObjectName.Y+100*dt, where 100 is how much (in pixels) it would move in one second. dt or timedelta just makes the move smooth.

  On your second question - if you bought it the link's in your email.

  Actually, it works! <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" /> i made the mistake of putting set y to ground.y+100*dt, instead of bullet.y+100*dt!

  THANK YOU SO MUCH!

  Also, kyatric, thanks for the link

• • ayzhong
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  • 8 Sep, 2011
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  not exactly what i need but still useful anyways, thanks!

• • ayzhong
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  • 5 Sep, 2011
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  perhaps i can just move the object down a few pixels every tick and rotate it down a few degrees every tick?

• • ayzhong
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  • 5 Sep, 2011
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  actually, set y to object.y+100 causes the object (bullet) to immediately jump to the bottom.

• • ayzhong
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  • 5 Sep, 2011
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  thanks!

  doesn't the free version have sprite/audio packs as well?

• • ayzhong
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  • 5 Sep, 2011
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  Also, how do you access the sprite/audio packs that come with Construct 2? I have yet to find them. :D

• • ayzhong
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  • 5 Sep, 2011
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  Alright, I know about the platformer behavior but is there way to apply gravity to an object without using the platform-er behavior? I want to apply it to a bullet so that it will eventually fall to the ground.

  Thanks in advance!

• • ayzhong
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  • 1 Sep, 2011
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  mine was an intel built in but now i've upgraded to gtx 550 and everything's fine :D

• • ayzhong
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  • 22 Aug, 2011
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  Alright, when I try to add a tiled background, there are always blank spaces in between the tiles even though I know they don't exist in the actual sprite! Wats going on?! <img src="smileys/smiley5.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

  Thanks in Advance...