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• • calminthenight
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  • 6 Nov, 2020
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  As well as what dop said, a general good rule is to keep volumes slightly lower than you would expect when doing sound design. Users can always turn up the volume using their hardware, but they can not turn down the peak distortion if the audio is overloaded.

• • calminthenight
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  Construct is a 2D engine. There are some examples of pseudo 3D being achieved in different forms but Construct does not deal with 3D natively.

• • calminthenight
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  Happens to me also. Just hit shift+f5 a couple of times and it will be there. Wish it would fix my not being able to post images problem

• • calminthenight
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  In project properties change fullscreen quality from low to high :)

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• • calminthenight
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  I can't help you with scripting sorry but just checking that you know this can all be done easily with events?

  This thread may be useful if you want to do it with scripting: construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/scripting-51/calling-tilemap-147719

• • calminthenight
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  • 4 Nov, 2020
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  Post your project file, there's a few things that could be causing this. Is the font a standard font? Do you have any effects on that layer/object?

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• • calminthenight
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  Ah I understand now. This should do the trick: 1drv.ms/u/s!AkmrWgxeuxlKhIcuHeHIGlbJh0a5mg

  I just did it for left and right but it is easily expanded to up and down too

  
• • calminthenight
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  the.sand Could you explain a little more what you are trying to achieve? It sounds like you are trying to recreate the already built in movement?

  So "right arrow key down" sets "IsRight" to "True" and the player moves right.

  The 8-direction behaviour will already move the player right when the right arrow key is pressed by default.

• • calminthenight
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  LOS is linked to the angle of the object so when the pawn flips set the family object that contains the los behavior to 180°

• • calminthenight
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  You shouldn't need to create a bunch of global variables.

  you can create one boolean called "swiped" and then a condition that says:

  If swiped = true do X actions

  Then you would have:

  On button clicked set "swiped" true

  and the first action inside your function could be set "swiped" to true

  Depending on your needs you could return it to false at the appropriate time

• • calminthenight
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  Ok now I understand what you are trying to do :) Here I made a capX to show you the method without getting it confused in your project. 1drv.ms/u/s!AkmrWgxeuxlKhIctBZUxl16ODNsyoQ

  You need to add the units to a family and have the line of sight behaviour on the family, then search for los to the unit, not the family.

• • calminthenight
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  You could try asking in this thread. I think there is a C2 plugin. Someone may be able to convert it.

  construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/plugin-sdk-10/c3-pluginsaddons-etc-request-125761/page-16

• • calminthenight
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  Is your player also a solid and are you moving directly left in your example? Are you using multiple collision boxes for the wall or a single straight one?

  Post your project file so we can have a look