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• • dop2000
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  • 12 Dec, 2021
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  Check these posts:

  construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/saveexport-image-snapshot-163667

  construct.net/en/forum/construct-3/how-do-i-8/drawing-canvas-saved-png-163451

• • dop2000
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  The easiest way would be changing a variable, and then set the object angle to that variable. For example:

  On Left key pressed: 
  Set a to max(a-1, -20)
  Sprite set angle to a
  
  On Right key pressed: 
  Set a to min(a+1, 20)
  Sprite set angle to a
  

  There is also a number of special expressions to deal with angles in Construct, check the documentation:

  construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/system-reference/system-expressions

• • dop2000
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  • 11 Dec, 2021
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  You can create a bunch of constant variables: UP=0, DOWN=1 etc. And then use these constants in tokenat() expression.

  But I would suggest switching to a dictionary instead of comma-separated list. It will be easier to work with, easier to update and better for performance.

• • dop2000
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  Oh nooooo. I did a noob mistake because I copied that from the variables description.

  Been there myself many times :)

• • dop2000
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  It depends on your game and how you are using this solid wall. For something simple like bouncing bullets you can make your own collision system, for example:

  Bullet is overlapping Wall
  Bullet is not overlapping HoleInTheWall
  ........ Bullet bounce
  

  If you need Solid behavior, then I would probably go with an invisible tilemap, where you can set and erase tiles based on wall configuration.

• • dop2000
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  Sorry for hijacking this post but the forum doesn't allow me leaving comments in the original topic.

  I updated CBHash addon for modules support:

  dropbox.com/s/tmz6hbseytyernp/cbhash_release_r70_1.1.c3addon

• • dop2000
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  Try removing quotation marks from the language variable.

  language=en-US

• • dop2000
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  • 10 Dec, 2021
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  It's not possible to unload individual animations.

  If you have animations for 10 different fighters all in one sprite, but only 2 fighters can be on the layout at the same time - then you are wasting 80% of image memory. In this case yes, you need to split this sprite into 10 different sprites.

  You can use the same approach to split animations by fighting style, but only if one style can be active at a time. Otherwise, loading a sprite with the required animation during the fight may cause a noticeable lag.

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• • dop2000
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  Yeah, for continuous actions you can remove "Trigger once" for "Compare axis", and you need to use "Is button down" events for gamepad buttons.

• • dop2000
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  • 9 Dec, 2021
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  JGblkshot After importing C2 project to Construct 3, try to save it with a new filename. Then restart the editor and try opening the C3 project.

  Maybe saving it in C3 format will rebuild the broken events which you had in the original C2 file.

• • dop2000
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  I imagine you map the buttons using a bunch of variables? For example:

  Set FIRE_BUTTON=8
  Set JUMP_BUTTON=10
  

  And you probably have events like these:

  Gamepad On button index FIRE_BUTTON pressed : Spawn bullet
  
  Gamepad On button index JUMP_BUTTON pressed : Player simulate jump
  
  ...
  

  You can move these actions into functions and then you will be able to call these functions when either a button or a stick is pressed:

  Gamepad On button index FIRE_BUTTON pressed : call FireFunction
  
  Gamepad On button index JUMP_BUTTON pressed : call JumpFunction
  
  Gamepad Left X Axis <-30 : call FireFunction
  Trigger once
  
  Gamepad Left X Axis >30 : call JumpFunction
  Trigger once
  
  
  
  On FireFunction : Spawn bullet
  
  On JumpFunction : Player simulate jump
  
• • dop2000
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  • 9 Dec, 2021
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  In that other post you wrote "Alright, it's worked flawlessly. I don't regret getting the upgrade." So did you manage to fix this problem or not?

• • dop2000
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  • 7 Dec, 2021
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  Most likely it's an issue with one of the plugins.

  Press F12 when you see this error and check messages in the console log.

• • dop2000
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  It's difficult to tell without the project file. What object are you using for the rope? If it's a sprite, check origin point position in it.

• • dop2000
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  It depends on what platform you are developing the game for. 300MB or even 500MB should be ok these days, but it may run slow or even crash on some old phones.