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• • brunopalermo
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  • 19 Dec, 2014
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  Yes... This runtime limitation sucks, but you may use a function to create the objects and attach the parts, like in the example below:

  [attachment=0:1jbny6xr][/attachment:1jbny6xr]

  Sorry about the sprites, I just draw some stuff quickly in Construct itself. :p

  Nice sprites, by the way... Did you made those yourself?

• • brunopalermo
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  Yes. Tank orientation must be to the right. Angle 0 is to the right.

  Remember to rotate all frames in the animation.

  Cheers.

• • brunopalermo
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  • 19 Dec, 2014
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  You couls use the Pin behavior. I believe its more flexible for this kind of stuff.

  https://www.scirra.com/manual/99/pin

• • brunopalermo
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  • 18 Dec, 2014
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  Like this?

  [attachment=0:28jxxvbd][/attachment:28jxxvbd]

• • brunopalermo
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  • 18 Dec, 2014
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  There's a "Rotate Object" option in the PAthfinding behavior...

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• • brunopalermo
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  • 18 Dec, 2014
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  Hi, my name is Bruno Palermo and I've been designing games professionally for the last 10 years, You can see some of my work at http://www.gamesintheattic.com.

  Cheers!

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• • brunopalermo
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  • 18 Dec, 2014
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  Something like this, pabloclark?

  [attachment=0:12hxk5nl][/attachment:12hxk5nl]

• • brunopalermo
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  • 18 Dec, 2014
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  I believe there are no native expressions for that, but it seems this plugin does exactly that:

• • brunopalermo
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  • 18 Dec, 2014
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  By the way, here's a small example I made... I tried to explain everything in the comments, but let me know if you need help with anything.

  [attachment=0:1j69xjuz][/attachment:1j69xjuz]

• • brunopalermo
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  • 17 Dec, 2014
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  Is the race area always between the same Y values? if it is you can use 8Direction and check for the limits before going up or down...

• • brunopalermo
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  • 17 Dec, 2014
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  If it's the same for every layout you could set the paralax dynamically inside a "on layout start" event and include this event sheet for every layout.

• • brunopalermo
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  • 17 Dec, 2014
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  Nice solution R0J0hound! O.o

• • brunopalermo
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  Unless you reset the variable, its value should still be available for the next Layout...

• • brunopalermo
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  • 17 Dec, 2014
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  Here you go. Just use Touch.X("layername") and Touch.Y("layername")...

  Check this example:

  [attachment=0:f7g3g1ir][/attachment:f7g3g1ir]

  Is it what you need?