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• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 9 Feb, 2015
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  The grid doesn`t interfere in the least with your game logic. The grid is only to facilitate your use of the editor.

  Also, I believe the way it works is perfect, if you mus have the hotspot on de middle of the object, use a half sized grid.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 19 Jan, 2015
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  These features are absolutely necessary, I always feel a certain frustration when working with really small tiles (namely 8x8).

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 10 Dec, 2014
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  Also, if you have a Nvidia card, you can use Shadowplay, I use it and is pretty good.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 28 Nov, 2014
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  I love PyxelEdit. You should check that one out.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 25 Nov, 2014
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  Right click on the event and then "make OR block". Then do as this:

  Array: Value at 1=1

  OR

  Array: Value at 1=2

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• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 12 Nov, 2014
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  Very cool! I listened to the four in a row. Looking forward for the next one.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 11 Nov, 2014
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  I use this, is very coo. Fastl and easy to use. http://tinytake.com/

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 10 Nov, 2014
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  shinkan That is because Construct uses power of 2 for spritesheeting. So, in your case, 3 64x64 images are smaller than one 128x128 image. Also, two 258x17 can`t be on a sheet that is lower size than 512, because 512/2 = 256, your image is 2 pixels too wide. And considering that Construct uses 1 pixel each side for sheeting, the max size for a 512x512 sheet would be 254.

  Hope I could help you, and sorry for my "engrish", I am Brazilian.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 21 Oct, 2014
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  I am Brazilian, Construct 2 is quite popular around here, I know a lot of users. And I`ve seen a bunch of people from Brazil in these forums.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 16 Sep, 2014
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  Ashley wrote a blog apost about this https://www.scirra.com/blog/ashley/3/te ... ap-tidbits

  Also, using large images is never a good idea.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 16 Sep, 2014
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  I did. The graphics are very good, as they are repeted you should turn them in a tileset, it will be easeier for you, veen for edit and level design it will be a breeze. Or you can do a layer underneath and fill it with a solid tiled background on the collision areas.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 16 Sep, 2014
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  That is cool. But for a website, it takes forever to load...

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 16 Sep, 2014
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  Actually, tiles are perfect for this. You can edit the collison polygon for each tile. And if the tileset has the solid behabiour everything is solid, except for the blank spaces.

• • CleitonEldorn
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  • 14 Sep, 2014
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  This would be amazing. Many times I wished that this was real. It would be amazing for level design or AI behaviour.